Northern Premier League

NPL GLEE AT KAIZEN TICKETING LINK-UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

By Tom Blackett

DEAL: Mark Harris

THE Northern Premier League have expressed their delight at tying up a deal with leading ticketing and merchandise provider, Kaizen Ticketing.
The partnership will enable fans of NPL clubs to remotely buy tickets and other services in advance and on the day.
The partnership means that Kaizen are the official e-ticketing provider for all three competitions at Steps 3 and 4 of the National League System - the NPL, Isthmian and Southern Leagues.
The service is designed to increase income, reduce cash handling and help to grow fan bases - and help to get fan...

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