How can I have different responses for different Value Errors?

When running the masterticket.py code from the video with the ValueError as err, and I input a large number of ticket requests (e.g., 1000), then the value error output is valid. The console reflects the following:

"Oh no! We ran into an issue. Not enough tickets! Please try again."

But if I input a string value (e.g., "three"), which is what the ValueError was supposed to correct for originally, the output isn't as clean. It states the following:

"Oh no! We ran into an issue. invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'three' Please try again."

How can I code the program so that if the user inputs a string value, the error message is just "Oh no! We ran into an issue. Please try again." Or even better, incorporate an error message that indicates an integer needs to be used.

Here's my code:

while tickets_remaining >=1:
  print("There are {} tickets remaining.".format(tickets_remaining))
  username = input("What is your name?")
  ticket_quantity = input("Hi {}, how many tickets would you like?".format(username))
    try:
      ticket_quantity = int(ticket_quantity)
         if ticket_quantity > tickets_remaining:
            raise ValueError("Not enough tickets!")
         except ValueError as err:
            print ("Oh no! We ran into an issue. {} Please try again.".format(err))