How can a destination or museum launch an Emblem Passport?

A museum, city, destination, event or other cultural organisation starts on the Organisations page: it picks a published package (a passport of places, a Place Emblem for one place, or Event Emblems), answers a few questions in the chat and gets its offer at once, or asks for a call. It then accepts the offer online with a code sent by email; the creation price is invoiced half at signing and half at the launch, each within 30 days. Emblem creators make the Emblems, and Emblem sets up the places, tests and launches.

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2026-11-05
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Prices are published in euros, VAT excluded: a passport costs €450 per Emblem with a local artist (€250 with the organisation's own artwork), at least 5 Emblems, then €600 the first year and a yearly fee by its unique on-site collectors after that; a Place Emblem costs €450 or €250, plus €300 a year; an Event Emblem starts at €750 or €500. The contract runs 12 months with no automatic renewal. A passport of 5 to 25 Emblems or 1 to 10 Event Emblems can be ordered online; a Place Emblem and larger projects are priced by the team.

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Suitable forMuseums, cities, destinations, businesses, events and cultural organisations
PricesPublished on the Organisations page, in euros, VAT excluded
OrderingIn the chat or on a call; accepted online with an email code; paid by invoice
LaunchAbout 6 to 8 weeks after the scope is confirmed

How it connects

  1. Pick a package and answer a few questions in the chat, or ask for a call.
  2. Get the offer, accept it online with a code sent by email, and pay half now and half at the launch.
  3. Emblem creators make the Emblems; Emblem sets up the places, tests and launches.

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