Passport
noun
Your trip ticket is the ticket that lets you go on ALL of your trips. It's not your airplane ticket, it's not your boat ticket, it's the trip ticket. It's your passport, which allows you to take trips.
旅券 is a formal term for a passport. It's commonly used in official documents and formal settings, like when dealing with government paperwork. In less formal contexts, you can simply say パスポート!
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
新しいパスポートは、旅券番号も新しくなるはずだよ。
Your new passport should have a new passport number.
旅券には有効期間が十年のものと５年のものの二種類があります。
There are two types of passports: those valid for ten years and those valid for five years.
万が一のために、旅先ではあらかじめ旅券のコピーをとり、旅券とは別の場所に保管するようにしてください。
In case of an emergency, please make a photocopy of your passport before your trip and store it in a separate location from your passport.
ホテルの金庫に貴重品と旅券を預けたいのですが。
I’d like to deposit my valuables and my passport into the hotel safe.