RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Sports hospitality firm THG Sports on Tuesday denied accusations of fraudulent marketing of Rio Olympics tickets after one of its directors and an interpreter working for the Games were detained.
Brazilian police on Monday said they seized more than 1,000 tickets that were being marketed at very high prices for the first Games to be held in South America.
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