750 euros per month, plus food and accommodation paid for. It’s not fantasy, but the life of a pierre in Riccione. They are also called event promoters, a profession that has evolved over the years. It is no longer enough to deal with the classic advance sale of entrance tickets to clubs, now it is necessary to propose an experience to be lived. They know this well at ‘Abrakadabra ticket’, the agency based in Riccione that offers vacation and entertainment packages. There are many discos with which it collaborates, from Cocoricò to Villa delle Rose and Peter Pan, passing through Altromondo and Rimini Beach Arena.
There are many events and just as many people to recruit to sell entry packages. To entice applications, ‘Abrakadabra’ offers a fixed monthly fee of 750 euros plus commissions on sales as well as a bed and professional training on site. The target the agency is referring to are all those people who come on holiday to the Riviera and want to have a carefree experience, being pampered 360 degrees by the services offered by the promoters. It starts from the classic entrance to the disco to the reservation of tables and VIP packages created to measure. Nothing is left to chance, every single moment is organised down to the smallest details, such as transport to and from the venue, covering the areas of Rimini and Riccione. For example, with 220 euros you can access six partner venues with a free drink and skip the line plus return shuttles. Without forgetting a ticket for Aquafan and many branded gadgets.
With the Pink Night weekend upon us, work is increasing, summer is in full swing and there are many events to advertise. The pierre positions himself in the places with the most traffic, intercepting tourists to offer them packages and single tickets for the evenings on the calendar. A job that offers an economic compensation that is rounded off with the commissions of the tickets sold and a way to have fun. A reality that in a city like Riccione, where especially this year they have opened new venues, cannot be missed.
Federico Tommasini
