Tickets for the Euro 2004 football championship in Portugal have been put on sale. The organizers have placed ticket application forms on the website www.euro2004.com. They have promised that the process of handling the applications will be transparent and impartial. Until June 16, it is possible to apply online for four tickets for each game, but only for one game per day. Ticket prices range from 35 to 270 euros, or approximately 39 to 298 dollars. Tournament director Antonio Laranjo stated that out of 1.2 million tickets for all 31 games, 38% will be sold directly to the public, 93% will be allocated to the football federations of the countries, and 13% will be for sponsors. Another 5% will go to media covering the games, and the remaining 5% will be allocated to private companies. Laranjo added that responses to all application forms will be given by July 31, indicating how many tickets have been allocated to each applicant and their prices. However, due to security issues, tickets will not be issued until two weeks before the start of the games. Teams from 16 countries will participate in Euro 2004, which will take place from June 13 to July 4 next year.
Tickets for Euro 2004 Football Matches Now on Sale - 2003-04-29
Tickets for the Euro 2004 football championship in Portugal are now available for purchase through an online application process. The tournament director has outlined the distribution of tickets, emphasizing transparency and security measures. This event is significant as it showcases international sporting cooperation and the economic implications of such large-scale events.
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📰 What Happened
Tickets for the Euro 2004 football championship in Portugal have been made available for online application. The tournament director outlined the ticket distribution process and emphasized security measures.
- 1.2 million tickets are available for 31 games, with 38% sold directly to the public.
- Ticket prices range from 35 to 270 euros.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Euro 2004 is a major football championship that brings together national teams from across Europe, promoting sportsmanship and cultural exchange.
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