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FanFood Makes Latka 250 Fastest Growing SaaS Company List

Since 2016, we’ve expanded into over 270 locations, increased our reach to 3 continents and served nearly a million fans worldwide. Especially in 2020, we doubled our presence despite a pandemic, to provide a safe and convenient way of connecting people with their favorite food experiences. Today, F&B operators of all types and sizes are using our tools and many of you have upgraded to our new product offerings. For your trust, loyalty and unwavering support, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

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Best Concession Food That Are COVID-19 Friendly

First of all, they’re convenient — for both the staff and customers. There’s no prep work involved, and even staff with minimal skills can serve the customers. As with most packaged snacks, you can also stock them up in large quantities without worrying about expiration. You don’t need specialized equipment for cooking before serving them, either. That means your speed of service is likely faster, too

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How to Increase Premium Suite Revenue Through a Seamless Guest Experience

Suites were, and will still be, one of the most valuable areas at stadiums. The Los Angeles Chargers and Rams at the new SoFi Stadium saw their biggest source of recurring revenue be leases for their 275 luxury suites — outside of TV deals, merchandise licensing and national sponsorships, of course. Each team could make up to $56.3 million annual revenue from the suites, according to the LA Times.

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5 Ways to Grow Customer Value with On-premise Mobile Ordering

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The Future of Minor League and Semi-Pro Sports Fan Experience

If in the early days, minor league sports games were often the only games in town, the amount of distractions and competition for people’s attention and time have only compounded over the years. Not only are fans able to watch the games on cable TV, the Internet, social media and more, but also sources of entertainment have increased.

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5 Things to Consider Before Rolling Out Mobile Ordering

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How Should Booster Clubs Fundraise After COVID-19

Delayed or canceled seasons have greatly hindered booster clubs’ abilities to raise money in 2020. However, with the recent news of successful vaccine trials and expedited approval process by the FDA, hopes are high that early next year the U.S. can start administering vaccination, and that activities will go back to normal in 2021.

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How Is the Pandemic Changing Minor League Baseball Team Operations?

Major changes await Minor League Baseball.The minor league system will likely look vastly different in 2021. MiLB is expected to see a 25% reduction to the number of affiliated teams, down to approximately 120 from 160 squads. The Professional Baseball Agreement proposal, which introduced the changes, will effectively eliminate short-season and rookie minor league baseball leagues across the country. That means two of the six levels from Rookie to Triple-A will be erased, leaving just Low Class A, High Class A, Double-A and Triple-A.

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Expect These Changes to Stadium Concessions Operation in 2021

2021 is likely to be a big year for stadiums. It’s likely the year for the industry to finally leave behind the gloom of the pandemic. It’s the year of hope — especially given the promising news of mass vaccination which, albeit a tremendous undertaking and a very slow process, shows people the light at the end of the tunnel.

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