Ticketless Entry in Heritage Museums

Being one of the largest networks of ticketing systems operating over 1,015,000 km and transporting over 22 million visitors daily, e-ticketing systems spend over CR 94,000 to operate efficiently [1]. From the recent proposal for smart cities, ticketing systems are projecting to museums and cultural monuments with the current trend towards digitization, smart ticketing systems are the most of the hour. Of the 94,000 kr. is an exorbitant salary of 23,500 kr. spent on paper that can be subsidized using effective alternative techniques [2,3]. The smartphone, which has a profound effect on people's daily routine, can be used for paperless ticketing. The verification of identity documents for 22 million people during their daily visit requires a lot of human resources and all this can be simplified digitally by linking the website with a database of detailed cards, with local museums contributing a large share of this revenue. This proposal will also help in cracking down on those who visit in such a fake manner. By implementing this new web roach, E-ticketing systems will be able to implement Smart Ticketing systems and effective authentication techniques