Collect moments, not things: introducing the Mundo Traveler Passport

Cuaderno de viaje familiar junto al pasaporte

When you get home from a trip, the suitcases bring back things: a shell, a postcard, a fridge magnet. But what really stays with you are the moments. The first time the baby stepped on the sand, the day you saw dolphins, the night Sofía watched the turtles race towards the sea. At Mundo Traveler we sum it up in one idea: collect moments, not things. And to keep them, we are preparing the Mundo Traveler Passport.

What the Passport is

The Passport will be a place to keep the destinations you have visited, the experiences, the countries, the cities and the islands, with digital stamps, memories, photos and achievements for the whole family. It will work in three steps: create your passport, stamp every destination and keep your memories. Every island, city and country visited will add a stamp, and your photos and experiences will stay together in one place for good.

Two editions, one journey

The family Passport belongs to everyone: the destinations you have explored together, the experiences you have shared and the stamps from every trip. My first passport is the baby edition, designed for that first flight, the first beach or the first night away from home. A first trip is remembered for a lifetime, and this is a memory that grows with every journey.

Mapi adds the stamps

In the Passport you will travel with Mapi, the travelling turtle, who will add a stamp for every destination and suggest small challenges and fun facts for children. Mapi’s favourite tip: keep this place in your passport, and take care of it so other families can discover it too.

Meanwhile, start collecting

The Passport is not available yet. If you would like to be among the first to use it, you can leave your email on the Passport page and we will let you know when it is ready. In the meantime, you can start planning your next stamps with our guide to choosing a Canary Islands itinerary, or find inspiration in the video “Los primeros viajes” on Traveler TV.

Because in a few years nobody will remember what was in the suitcase. You will remember where you were together.