For the cover feature of the latest issue of Park World, accesso CEO Steve Brown discusses evolving guest expectations and the steps leisure & entertainment operators can take today to meet them.
TWYFORD, UK (Sept. 7, 2022) – accesso Technology Group plc (AIM: ACSO), the premier technology solutions provider for attractions and venues worldwide, has announced an extension to its agreement with Village Roadshow Theme Parks (VRTP), through which VRTP will continue use of accesso ticketing, virtual queuing, guest experience management and distribution technologies at five of its properties – Warner Bros. Movie World, Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast, Sea World (Australia), Australian Outback Spectacular and Paradise Country – through 2027, with the option to extend further through 2029.
Reporter Arthur Levine of Funworld magazine recently shared steps attractions can take to maximize efficiency when faced with limited staff.
Join us for a week of engaging software training at our first-ever virtual accesso Client Seminar from September 20-24, 2021. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to bring our educational sessions and knowledgeable instructors to this exciting new format – no flights required!
Hospitality Technology recently published insights from George Hambleton, VP of Sales at accesso, on how to implement a mobile F&B technology platform successfully. The article, entitled "Three Ways to Optimize Your Mobile F&B Implementation" includes tips on integrating guest information, speeding up transactions and maximizing revenue.
Hospitality Technology Senior Editor Michal Christine Escobar recently shared news of accesso's expanded partnership with Alterra Mountain Company to provide six of the company’s North American mountain destinations with mobile food and beverage (F&B) technology.
accesso CEO Steve Brown recently spoke with features editor Charlotte Coates of Blooloop about the ways accesso is helping venues adapt for a post-COVID-19 world with smart technology solutions.
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Reporter Calum Muirhead of Proactive Investors shared news that accesso’s virtual queueing technology could become more popular as theme parks begin to reopen after the COVID-19 pandemic.
accesso CEO Steve Brown presents an update on the actions that the company is taking to help prevent the spread of the virus while maintaining business continuity.
VentureBeat recently published an article on Carnival's new OceanMedallion™ wearable that uses accesso's TE2 technology to revolutionize the guest experience on cruises. The wearable uses secure and encrypted technology to provide guests with a faster check-in process, seamless mobile ordering, the ability to instantly unlock their cabin, wayfinding and instant location awareness and more. As a result, guests have a more personalized and frictionless experience, operators better understand how to anticipate their needs and ship captains have the peace of mind by knowing where everyone is located.