PRISMAvailable in the dashboard
Look at the audience behind the ticket. Explore source markets, visitor share and booking behaviour, with personal information kept private.
Illustrative visitor share of paid tickets
11.4%Connect where demand comes from with the categories people choose and how early they book.
◇ Illustrative preview · not live market data
Possible lines of enquiry. The questions that matter most would be defined with your team.
Compare four definitions: phone plus account country, phone country alone, account country alone, and tracked purchase location. Each view states its denominator and unknown share; purchase-location events are separate from paid tickets.
Explore source-country patterns across categories and genres where there is enough activity to report safely. This could inform a discussion about which audiences to understand better.
Compare how far ahead people buy. Booking lead time can help frame campaign-timing questions; it does not establish the date on which a person arrived.
Account and connection-location signals do not verify residence, nationality or tourism. Ticket share is not a count of unique tourists. No customer names, phone numbers or account identifiers are exposed.
Paid orders with phone and account country signals; GA4 purchase-event geography as a separate view. Only protected aggregates leave the platform.
Origin offers four definitions: phone plus account country, phone country, account country, and tracked purchase location. The first three classify paid tickets; the fourth uses website purchase events. Each view shows its denominator and unknowns. These are signals, not verified residence, nationality or tourist arrivals.
The rhythm / DailyThe government view protects individual customers and businesses. It does not disclose named events, organisers, venues or artists. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.