Fujian Hakka Tulou rfid electronic ticket system

The Hakka Tulou Group in Nanjing, Zhangzhou, Fujian, with its unique structure, long history, and magical anti-theft and waterproof functions, has attracted a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists and was named a World Cultural Heritage in 2008.

After becoming a world heritage site, the number of tourists visiting Nanjing Tulou increased sharply, causing the existing ticketing system to be overwhelmed and causing a series of problems.

1. The problem of counterfeit bills

After becoming a world heritage site, the ticket price for Tulou was adjusted to 100 yuan/ticket, which was tripled. The huge profits have led all kinds of criminals (including tour guides, Tulou residents, etc.) to participate in counterfeiting, resulting in the loss of a large amount of ticket money.

2. Ticket checking speed problem

After the Tulou was rated as a World Heritage, a large number of tourists came here to visit. Because anti-counterfeiting tickets were not used, ticket checking had to be done manually, which greatly affected the speed of tourists passing through.

3. The problem of scattered attractions

Because the earth buildings are the residences of the Hakka people, most of them are spread out in the mountains and are extremely scattered. This makes the management of each scenic spot very troublesome. Scenic area staff, tour guides, and indigenous residents secretly bring people into the earth buildings for sightseeing, resulting in a loss of ticket money. .

4. Accounting of Ticketing

Due to the surge in tourists and the wide variety of tickets, ticket accounting is extremely complicated and full of errors and omissions. Often the "ticket" does not match the "money" and the "money" does not match the "account", creating a mess.

Our company has developed an effective electronic ticket solution to solve the problems of the travel ticketing system.

RFID paper electronic tickets are used. These tickets are chip tickets and are one-time use. They use Mifare Ultralight chips, which are extremely stable and very low-priced.

Using RFID chips as anti-counterfeiting tickets is the most advanced anti-counterfeiting method, because the RFID chip has a globally unique code that cannot be copied or modified, so the problem of counterfeiting tickets is completely solved.

And because the verification of RFID electronic tickets is completed through a reader, there is no need for manual verification, and the pass rate of all traffic is five times that of manual verification.

This kind of scenic spot electronic ticket is a readable and writable ticket. Relevant information can be input into the paper electronic ticket chip through a reader/writer. Therefore, the price of the scenic spot, the identity of the tourist and other related information are Stored in the paper ticket. The scenic spot work Personnel only need to use a portable reader to read, which can solve the problem of decentralized charging at scenic spots and identification of Tulou aborigines.

Finally, because ticket sales, ticket inspection, registration, and accounting can all form a database and be completed by computers. Therefore, ticketing statistics truly make computerized financial work easy and comfortable.