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Travel Town Producers Guide

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By Olivia Grace

Travel Town Producers Guide

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By Olivia Grace

In Travel Town, producers support players by creating necessary items to advance in the game. If you know when certain producers become available and how they work, it makes a world of difference in managing your resources accordingly. In this guide, you will learn about the producers that are in Travel Town, what they contribute, and I will mention the most useful key auto producers that can help you with automation. 

For more help, see Travel Town Automatic Orders List to know what tasks can be automated, How to Trade Cards in Travel Town? for trading tips, and Where to Store Producers in Travel Town? for storage advice. These tips can boost your game.

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List of Key Producers by Level

Here is a list of different producers in Travel Town, along with the levels at which they unlock. Auto producers are marked, so you know which ones don’t require tapping.

Producers are crucial in Travel Town because they create the items you need to progress. And being aware of what producers you get at each level, auto producers especially, makes a big difference in the management of resources and energy. And so, keep this guide prepared to not miss out on all the features from your producers.

LevelProducer/Item
1Beach Bucket
4Picnic Basket
7Luggage
11Jewelry Display (Auto producer)
11Mark’s House (Non-producer)
15Herb Hamper
18Kitchen Robot
20Museum Audio Guide
21Playground (Non-producer)
22Arabian Gazebo
23Mystery Ruins (Non-producer)
24Ice Cream Cabinet (Auto producer)
27Pottery Wheel
28Surf Shop (Super Van)
29Julia’s House (Non-producer)
30Beach Bar Menu
31Mysterious Ruins (Non-producer)
33Boat
34Lighthouse (Auto producers)
36Boat Hut (Fishing Net)
37Hugo’s House (Non-producer)
38Bakery
40Mysterious Ruins (Non-producer)
41Coffee Machine
42Stationery Display
44Cash Register
45Bus Stop (Non-producer)
47Sewing Studio
48Mystery Ruins (Non-producer)
49Honey Shop
51Veggie Shop
53Plant Nursery
53Pond (Non-producer)
55Vineyard (Auto producer)
56Mystery Ruins (Non-producer)
57Pet Store
59Carousel
61Rollercoaster
62Ferris Wheel (Non-producer)
63Hook-a-Duck
64Mystery House (Non-producer)
65Haunted House
66Circus
69Beauty Shop
71Candy Shop
72Garden Fountain (Non-producer)
73Pizzeria
75Music Shop (Auto producer)
77Art Shop
79Wicker Stall
81Pharmacy
83Wooden Toy Stall
85New Age Stall (Auto producer)
86Repairman House (Non-producer)
87Board Game Shop
89Spice Stall
91Farm Field
93Windmill
95Farm Barn (Auto producer)
96Farm House (Non-producer)
97Olive Orchard
99Farm Orchard
101Fish & Meat Stall
103Rug Stall
105Fire Station (Auto producer)
106Town Square (Non-producer)
107Gym
108Police Station
109Post Office
112Camping Sight
115Spa (Auto producer)
116Town Hall (Non-producer)
117Arcade
119Theater
121Dance Club
123Tattoo Shop
125Aquarium (Auto producer)
126Diver Monument (Non-producer)
127Recycling Center
129Planetarium
131Botanical Garden
133Veterinarian Clinic
135Skate Park
137Boat Garage
139Food Truck
141Archaeological Site
143Hospital
145Art Gallery
147Cinema
149Barber Shop
151Thai Restaurant

What is the Producers in Travel Town

In Travel Town, producers are buildings or items that create other items when tapped, costing one energy point per tap. Some producers need multiple taps to finish an item. You can unlock these producers by merging items or upgrading town buildings, making them essential for gathering items to complete tasks and advance in the game. The producers consist of two types: auto producers and regular producers. Auto producers produce items without tapping, use energy, and allow you to gain resources passively. Producers need tapping for every item, which makes them more interactive. Either is useful for managing resources and ensuring momentum.

To use producers wisely, prioritize auto producers, as they generate items on their own, saving energy and giving a steady supply. You should use high-tap producers when you have bonus energy available, while upgrades to producer buildings will simply make them more efficient. Combining items additionally helps free new producers for no further value. Having a neutral mix of different producers means you will always have what you require for tasks and growing your town.

Efficient producer management has many benefits. It keeps resources flowing without relying on rewards or purchases, helps you progress quickly by completing tasks faster, and saves energy through auto-producers, making gameplay smoother and more enjoyable.

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Olivia Grace

Olivia Grace began her journalism career at popular gaming websites before becoming a list writer for GamersBG. In May 2024, she joined Fanatics Point as a Staff Writer and was promoted to Deputy Editor in June 2024. Olivia loves everything Nintendo and mobile gaming. When she’s not playing Pokémon, Life is Strange, Poppy Playtime, Dark Souls, Disney Mirrorverse, Dead by Daylight, or Mortal Kombat, she enjoys long walks with her dog, Geralt of Rivia. She also spends time hunting for new Roblox codes and testing the latest Android games. Surprisingly, Olivia finds Skyrim boring and doesn't think it's a good RPG.