100 Miles Summit

Sports’ Biggest Summit

F&B Summit has become a leading gathering point for the food and beverage industry, bringing founders, operators and investors together under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourism. It has grown into one of the industry's most significant annual events, drawing senior decision-makers from across the sector to address the trends and challenges shaping its future.

A summit backed by ministerial patronage and pulling in this range of founders, operators and investors carries a scale of expectation that its ticketing has to match, from the volume of attendees to the calibre of the audience walking through the door.

The KNOT Technologies Impact

For the organisers, KNOT delivered ticketing built to match the summit's scale. The platform supported both single-session tickets and multi-day passes, so attendees dropping in for one track and those committing to the full programme could each buy the access that matched their plans, all managed from one system.

At the door, entry had to move quickly for founders, operators and investors moving between sessions. Scanning verified every ticket in seconds and ran reliably offline, so entry never depended on the venue's connectivity holding up.

Throughout the summit, KNOT gave organisers data analytics tracking ticket sales and attendance in real time, a live view of the event that let the team see exactly how it was performing as it unfolded rather than piecing it together afterwards.