Put the feature into the journey

Tap Tap Go’s experience model can connect tickets, memberships and check-in, while each programme defines the actual entitlement. Publish a coherent route between venues and explain any separate entry conditions. Keep locations and activity references consistent across resources. Do not assume one check-in record automatically grants access to every partner venue or that all venues use identical equipment and procedures.

What changes for the reader

The guest should understand where to go next and what evidence is required there. The organiser benefits when staff at different locations can explain their part of the journey without making promises about arrangements they do not control.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A business programme uses a main venue and a separate evening location. The guest information explains both routes and their actual access conditions, preventing attendees from assuming that the first entrance confirmation settles every later requirement.

Make it practical.

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References & further reading

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