WeTrade Announces Partnership with Ticket Agents of Universal Studio Beijing

WeTrade Group Inc., which is believed as the world’s first technical service provider of SAAS and Cloud Intelligent System for micro businesses, announced that it has signed partnership agreement with a number of ticket agents of the Universal Studio Beijing Resort. According to the agreement, Wetrade will apply its pioneering SAAS technical system to the Universal Studio ticket distribution and provide a full set of ticket solution for tourism and hospitality partners.

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The Universal Beijing Resort, which is the first Universal Studios theme park in China, the third in Asia and the fifth globally, will be officially open to guests on Sept. 20 and tickets will be available to purchase on Sept. 14. Due to the COVID-19 prevention and control requirements, there will be a restriction on its daily capacity- Hence tickets are expected to be rare resources. The signing of the agreement not only means that Wetrade can provide SAAS services and multi-channel marketing support for multi industries across China, but also help individual tourists purchase tickets through different channels. At the same time, the YCloud system allows users to share links in their private domain traffic to earn commissions. For the ticket agents, YCloud system also enables them to acquire new clients while selling tickets.

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Dixon Dai (Dai Zheng), Founder, Chairman and CTO of Wetrade, welcomed the partnership: “Today’s signing showcases Wetrade’s capability of empowering different industries. Based on our hard work and connections in the industries of micro businesses, hospitality and tourism, we will provide more and better SAAS distribution marketing solutions. I look forward to establishing more partnerships as this one, and empowering more small and middle-sized enterprises, as well as micro businesses.”

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