World Heritage Fujian Hakka Tulou—RFID Electronic Ticket System Solution
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The Hakka Tulou complex in Nanjing, Zhangzhou, Fujian, has attracted a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists with its unique structure, long history, and magical anti-theft and waterproof functions. In 2008, it became a world cultural heritage.
After becoming a World Heritage Site, Nanjing Tulou has seen a surge in tourists, which has caused the existing ticketing system to be overwhelmed and a series of problems have appeared.
1. The problem of fake tickets
After becoming a World Heritage Site, the ticket price of Tulou was adjusted to 60 yuan per ticket, which tripled. The huge profits have caused all kinds of criminals (including tour guides, residents of Tulou, etc.) to participate in the fraud, leading to the loss of a large amount of ticket money.
Second, the speed of ticket checking
After the Tulou was named a World Heritage Site, a large number of tourists came here to visit, because no anti-counterfeiting tickets were used, the ticket must be checked manually, which greatly affected the speed of tourists passing.
3. The problem of decentralization of scenic spots
Because the Tulou is the residence of the Hakka people, most of them are located in the mountains and are extremely scattered, which makes the management of each scenic spot very troublesome. The scenic staff, tour guides, and aboriginal residents secretly bring people into the Tulou for sightseeing, causing the loss of the ticket. .
Four, ticket accounting
Because of the surge in tourists and the wide variety of tickets, ticket calculations are extremely complicated and full of errors and omissions. It is often that the “ticket” does not match the “payment” and the “payment” does not match the “account”, which is chaotic.
Our company has formulated an effective e-ticket solution for the problem of the travel ticket ticketing system.
Adopting RFID paper electronic tickets. The tickets are tickets with chips and are for one-time use. They use Philip Mifare Ultralight chips, which are extremely stable and very cheap.
Using RFID chips as anti-counterfeiting tickets is the most advanced means of anti-counterfeiting, because RFID chips have a globally unique code that cannot be copied or modified, so the problem of fake tickets is completely solved.
And because the verification of RFID electronic tickets is done through a reader, manual verification is not required, and the pass rate of all people is 5 times that of manual verification.
This kind of scenic spot electronic ticket is a readable and writable ticket. The relevant information can be input into the paper electronic ticket chip through the reader. Therefore, the price of the scenic spot, the identity of the visitor and other related information are stored in the paper ticket, and the scenic spot works The personnel only need to read with a hand-held reader, which can solve the scattered charges of the scenic spots and the identification of the aborigines of the Tulou.
Finally, because ticket sales, ticket checking, registration, and account completion can all form a database, which can be completed by a computer. Therefore, the real implementation of ticket statistics makes computerized financial work easier.
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