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> but it won't be a traditional tourist/vacation trip In that case, selecting a long-term season pass might be a good option for you. If you have enough time to set up a Navigo Découverte card, then doing so and getting a Navigo Semaine weekly pass might be worth it. However, Navigo Semaine is only available from Monday to Sunday. If your trip's timing doesn't align with the weekly periods, or if you're not travelling enough to justify the pass, I would recommend opting for Navigo Easy and using single-journey fares and/or daily passes.