Mascots for Cities and Tourism Boards

A city character has to please a tourist board, a council and the people who actually live there. That is a design problem before it is a production one.

What cities and tourism boards come to us for

A character residents accept

Built on something local and specific, not a generic smiling animal with the city name on it.

Souvenir range

The character as plush, magnets and keyrings for tourist outlets — often the reason the project pays for itself.

Public procurement fit

Documentation, itemised quotes and delivery terms that a tender process can accept.

Typical city package

Character design grounded in a local motif
One or two costumes for events and festivals
Souvenir range: plush, magnets, keyrings, postcards
Full usage rules so departments stay consistent
Itemised documentation for procurement

What a character for this field can look like

Studio visualisations, not delivered projects. They show the construction and finish we work to; your character is designed from your brief, not picked from this page.

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Budget planning

Cities usually split the project across two budget years: design and costume first, souvenir range once the character is public and accepted. We can quote the two stages separately so each fits its own period.

Public tenders: we supply itemised quotes, company documents and references on request.

Questions cities ask

What makes a good city or tourism mascot?

A city mascot works when residents accept it, not only the tourist board and the council. MascotiQ grounds the character in a local, specific motif rather than a generic smiling animal with the city name on it, and delivers full usage rules so every department uses the character consistently.

Can a city buy a mascot through a public tender?

Yes. MascotiQ supplies documentation, itemised quotes and delivery terms that a public procurement process can accept, along with company documents and references on request. The supplier is EnjoyGroup Sp. z o.o., a company registered in Poland and working across the EU.

Can a city mascot project be split across two budget years?

Yes, and cities usually do this. The first stage covers character design and one or two costumes for events and festivals; the souvenir range follows once the character is public and accepted. MascotiQ quotes the two stages separately so each fits its own budget period.

What souvenirs can be made with a city mascot?

MascotiQ produces the city character as plush toys, magnets, keyrings and postcards for tourist outlets and visitor centres. A souvenir range is often what makes a city mascot project pay for itself. Plush souvenirs are EN71 tested and CE marked batch by batch, with the reports supplied with the goods.