Explore the World Passport & Collectibles Tracker
Check off city stamps, seven postcards, and distance badges without losing progress between flights.
The in-game passport is easy to glance at and easy to misread when a party is rushing between Saltmere gates. This tracker turns stamps, seven postcards, and distance badges into a checklist you can keep beside the client. Pair it with the narrative passport and badges guide, the full badges list, and the flight checklist for boarding order.
Mark items only after the game UI confirms them. Screenshots help when friends argue about who still needs London.
How to use this tracker
- Copy the sections you care about into notes, or print mentally before a session.
- Fly with the flight checklist so you actually land.
- Tick stamps and postcards in the city before returning to Saltmere.
- Update distance badges after you trust the landing counted.
- Recheck requirements on the badges guide if a patch landed—see the changelog.
City stamps
Paris stamp
- Landed in Paris via a completed Saltmere flight
- Completed arrival / bus flow into the city
- Passport shows Welcome to Paris stamp progress
- First-time unlock noted for the Welcome to Paris badge
Tips: Eiffel Tower lifts are the landmark most parties photograph first. Full walking notes live in the Paris guide. Ranking which stops to clear first is easier with the attractions tier list.
London stamp
- Landed in London via a completed Saltmere flight
- Completed arrival / bus flow into the city
- Passport shows Welcome to London stamp progress
- First-time unlock noted for the Welcome to London badge
Tips: London Eye and Big Ben-area cues help you orient quickly. Use the London guide if the drop-off leaves you turned around.
Dual-city goal
- Paris stamp confirmed
- London stamp confirmed
- Two-City Traveller badge awarded
Party tip: call the second city before anyone logs off. Saltmere rebooks are faster than reassembling a five-person Private Jet later.
Seven postcards (Postcard Collector)
Explore the World expects all seven postcards saved to the passport for Postcard Collector. The live UI is the authority for which photo slot belongs to which landmark; this tracker keeps you honest about count and city coverage.
Master postcard checklist
- Postcard 1 saved
- Postcard 2 saved
- Postcard 3 saved
- Postcard 4 saved
- Postcard 5 saved
- Postcard 6 saved
- Postcard 7 saved
- Passport shows complete set
- Postcard Collector badge awarded
City coverage reminders
- Paris photo session contributed cards this run
- London photo session contributed cards this run
- No empty slots left after both cities
- Screenshots stored in case a slot looks blank after reconnect
Workflow: Do not leave a city “to finish photos later” unless the gate timer for your return flight is already compromised. Postcard Collector stalls are almost always abandoned sightseeing, not hidden RNG.
If a landmark feels low value for screenshots but high value for a missing card, still take the shot—collector progress beats thumbnail quality. Reverse that rule only when you already own Postcard Collector and are filming content.
Distance and flight-count badges
These trackers sit beside stamps because many players farm them on the same routes.
Frequent Flyer (10 landings)
- Landing 1
- Landing 2
- Landing 3
- Landing 4
- Landing 5
- Landing 6
- Landing 7
- Landing 8
- Landing 9
- Landing 10
- Frequent Flyer awarded
Only count landings you finished in-server. Disconnects before touchdown waste the hop.
First Thousand (1,000 km)
- Distance progress noted after each session
- Estimated total passed 1,000 km
- First Thousand awarded
Tip: stacking ten clean landings for Frequent Flyer often carries you near or past this milestone depending on route length. Keep flying completed legs rather than AFK padding.
Around the World (40,075 km)
- Long-term distance log started (spreadsheet or notes)
- Session distances added after each night
- Milestone checks at 10k / 20k / 30k km
- Around the World awarded (expect a long grind; early award counts were 0)
Be honest with your party: this is a marathon counter equal to once around the Earth, not a weekend badge.
Related badges outside the passport sheet
Still track these during the same nights even though they are not stamp rows:
- Welcome to Saltmere (press Play)
- Boarding Pass (check in)
- Wheels Up (take off)
- Jet Set (Private Jet host or guest)
- Running Late (miss + rebook) — optional challenge
Cabin context for Jet Set: First Class and Private Jet and cabin classes. Social planning: Players hub.
Suggested farming loops
Stamp night (about one focused evening)
- Saltmere → Paris → stamp + as many postcards as possible
- Return → Saltmere → London → stamp + remaining postcards
- Confirm Two-City Traveller and Postcard Collector rows
Distance night
- Pick the destination your party already knows well
- Minimize downtown wandering after required photos
- Rebook immediately for another landing toward Frequent Flyer / First Thousand
Jet Set night
- Confirm host seats and guest invites before check-in
- Still complete stamps/photos if collectors are present
- Tick Jet Set only after the private flight finishes
Quality checks before you log off
- Passport screenshots saved
- Tracker rows match the UI
- Next session goal written (missing city, missing cards, or distance)
- Updates hub checked if something looked newly added
- Friends know whether to meet at Saltmere or a city spawn next time
Links to keep open
- Tools Hub
- Flight Checklist
- Passport and Badges Guide
- All Badges
- Paris Guide · London Guide
- Attractions Tier List
- Changelog
Treat the passport as a living bingo card. Stamps prove you arrived, postcards prove you looked around, and distance badges prove you kept flying. Tick them here so Saltmere nights end with evidence instead of vibes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
How many postcards do I need?
Postcard Collector requires all seven postcards saved to your passport. Use the seven-slot checklist above and verify against the in-game UI.
Do I need both city stamps?
Yes for Two-City Traveller. Welcome to Paris and Welcome to London each need their own completed arrival stamp.
What distance badges should I track?
First Thousand at 1,000 km and Around the World at 40,075 km, plus Frequent Flyer which counts ten landings rather than kilometers.
Where do I learn badge rules in prose form?
Read passport and badges and the full badges guide after you finish ticking this tracker.