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[CL82]

Yeah, I keep thinking there's a business opportunity to make souvenir passport looking books and stamps you could put in them as keepsakes.

National parks used to do something similar for kids IIRC.

Edit multiple vendors are still making them apparently:

 

[Chin Diesel]

National parks used to do something similar for kids IIRC.

Edit multiple vendors are still making them apparently:
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Darn. And that is why I work and not just sit around with ideas that print money for me.

 

[CL82]

Darn. And that is why I work and not just sit around with ideas that print money for me.

Lol. Actually this is a good thing because you already have proof of concept and potential manufacturers. You just need to think about who your vendors should be and where people can pick up a stamp. Airport gift stores seem to be a logical location.

 

[alphasigko]

Also, keep in mind, starting later this year, the ETIAS goes live. That will require US passport holders to register and pay a fee online prior to arrival.

I've had to do this in the past for a few other countries. No big deal, just one more logistical box to check off before international travel.

European Union - EES / ETIAS

travel-europe.europa.eu

Go to ETIAS.com for detailed info. A 20 Euro charge will apply for ALL US travelers between the ages of 18 to 20. Another money grab.