What should I do if the pre-sale of tickets for the Asian Games is gone?

What if the tickets for the Asian Games are not pre-sold?

1. Find tickets in the officially recognized secondary market.

2. Look for tickets on social media platforms or online markets, but make sure to deal with trusted sellers.

3. Join a group or forum to exchange or buy tickets for the Asian Games and communicate with others.

Tickets are introduced as follows:

Tickets are usually a valuable ticket issued, produced, sold and supervised by the organizers of commercial activities or the managers of tourist attractions. Such as parks, museums, stadiums, etc. Generally, it is one-off and needs money to buy it. It is sometimes called an admission ticket, but it may also be a free ticket issued to promote sales or thank old customers.

Pre-sale introduction is as follows:

For some designed and invented products, we can know whether there is a market for such products through pre-sale, especially some products that can only be mass-produced, and they can only be put into production after reaching a certain number through pre-sale.

Effectively avoid risks in production. The failure of the product in the pre-sale process shows that the practicality and popularity of the product need to be studied and demonstrated, which is a good way to avoid waste caused by mass production and conduct market research.

The Asian Games are introduced as follows:

The first Asian Universiade was held in Khabarovsk, Russia from September 6 to September 20, 2005. Tianjin polytechnic university Swimming Team won the first place in the swimming competition with 12 gold,1/kloc-0 silver and 6 bronze.

Below the emblem are the five rings and the words OCA. The first to use the new emblem was the 2007 Asian Indoor Games. From the end of June, 5438 to February, 2006, the official website of OCA was gradually replaced with a new emblem.

In the middle of the first generation emblem of OCA is a 1 shining red sun, which symbolizes that Asia is the place where the sun rises and represents the vigorous development and rapid promotion of Asian sports.