The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 6973

When Charlie Wade spoke, Tawanna couldn’t help but say, “Huh? You want me to go to China for a concert?”

“Yes,” Charlie replied calmly. “You haven’t performed in China yet, right? This is a great chance to surprise your Chinese fans. It will also help your career. I promise there won’t be any security issues once you’re there. It’s up to you to decide.”

Tawanna quickly said, “I… I am willing…”

Normally, she might have had doubts, but this time, deep down, she felt an urge to agree without hesitation.

Seeing her nod, Charlie said, “Great! Let’s discuss the details. Mr. Mitsui is here too, and he’s a shareholder at Universal. We can work out everything for your concerts in China. All performance fees will follow your regular business model, whether it’s a buyout or box office sharing. I have a few requirements:”

“First, you must have at least eight concerts in China.”

“Second, you need to hand over the hosting rights for those eight concerts to me.”

“Third, I will choose the exclusive ticketing agency for the events.”

Tawanna quickly replied, “I don’t have any problem with that.”

Mitsui Yoshitaka understood that having a world-class singer like Tawanna perform would greatly benefit the local economy wherever she held a concert. A single concert could sell millions of tickets and bring in significant revenue.

Tawana’s performances can bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in tourism revenue for local areas. They can also keep the city in the spotlight of world news for days. This commercial value is incredible.

Because of this, when performance companies in different countries want to book Tawana, they often offer large sums of money. Sometimes, even local governments chip in with subsidies to make it happen.

Tawana’s team and agency have strong control over the shows and enjoy a lot of freedom in decision-making. There’s a significant amount of hidden income just from ticket sales.

For example, if Tawana holds a concert in a popular city with a stadium that holds 50,000 people, the total ticket sales could reach around 10 million dollars. But since Tawana is very famous, ticket prices can be even higher than usual, leading to many ways to secretly boost those prices.

One common tactic is controlling ticket availability. Out of the 50,000 tickets, only 5,000 are sold to the general audience. Who gets these tickets often comes down to luck, fast internet, and quick fingers. Those who can snatch a ticket are fortunate.

There are also scalpers who use software to compete for those 5,000 tickets, but the event organizers usually don’t worry about that. Their main focus is on the bigger picture.

The real profit comes from the remaining 45,000 tickets that are not sold to the public. Since Tawana is such a big star, these tickets will almost certainly sell. The organizers can package and sell these tickets to a contractor at double the price, ensuring a significant profit.