One stop, one card. The story of the journey, signed by your brand.
With Fidélicarte, your travellers send a real postcard to their loved ones at every highlight of the tour — in your brand, printed and posted in France. The journey you designed writes itself, in real time, in the letterboxes back home.
You design unforgettable journeys. That get forgotten.
The perfect tour your teams spent months building ends up as a photo album nobody opens and a "it was great" on the way home. Your brand, meanwhile, vanishes from the landscape until the next newsletter.
The postcard changes the equation: during the trip, your clients tell your tour's story to their loved ones — travellers with the same profile, discovering your brand through the most credible recommendation there is.
Three steps, built into your travel packs.
The code in the travel pack
A QR built into your travel documents, your app, or handed out by the tour leader. One code per traveller.
One stop, one card
At every highlight of the tour, the traveller turns their photo into a card and sends it to their loved ones in 3 minutes.
Your brand tells the journey
Printed on 350g paper and posted in France — the story arrives stop after stop, signed by your brand.
Physical mail: your best salesperson.
How long an ordinary piece of advertising mail stays in a home (Royal Mail MarketReach). A travel card sent by a loved one stays for years.
The share of households that display received mail in a dedicated spot (Royal Mail MarketReach). Your brand, on the fridge of travellers who aren’t your clients yet.
Media spend. Physical media leaves a stronger imprint than digital (USPS × Temple University studies, 2015 and 2019) — and every card reaches a household with a traveller profile.
Sources: Royal Mail MarketReach, “The Private Life of Mail” (2015); USPS OIG × Temple University, neuroscience studies (2015, 2019).
What changes for your brand.
- A signature touch. The card included in the trip sets your tours apart at the exact moment clients compare operators.
- Word of mouth during the trip. Not after, not maybe: at every stop, your clients are de facto recommending your tour to their circle.
- A bond that survives the return. The moment of the card feeds reviews, rebooking and referrals — your three growth engines.
- Zero logistics in the field. No stock, no stamps, no post office to find abroad: everything runs through the traveller's phone and our printers in France.
Tour operators’ frequently asked questions.
How does it work on a multi-stop tour?
It's the ideal format: one stop, one card. Travellers can send a card at every highlight of the tour — the story of the journey writes itself, in real time, in their loved ones' letterboxes, signed by your brand.
What about group tours?
Each participant receives their code via your travel documents, your app or the tour leader. Cards are sent individually; tracking is consolidated by departure in your dashboard.
Can the card carry our brand only?
Yes. The back of the card follows your guidelines — logo, signature. The card is a medium for your brand, not ours. Visuals are approved by your teams before anything is sent.
How much does it cost for a tour operator?
A light platform subscription, plus a per-card cost (typically between €2 and €3.50, printing and postage within metropolitan France included). Bundled into the price of the trip, the card becomes a signature touch at marginal cost.
Test it on one tour, this season.
A 30-minute demo with your brand, then a pilot on one tour or a few departures — success criteria defined together, no commitment.
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