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Brochure Designs - This past week, my wife, my nephew and I went to Lake Charles for the weekend. It was tons of fun. On the way back, we stopped at the Texas visitor center, just to see what they had to offer. We found walls and walls of "What to do in [blank] Town" brochures! Some we’re pretty interesting, some weird, and a decent amount we’re very nicely designed. So I decide to take some pictures, and share the inspiration with yall. Hope you enjoy!
In order to market your travel business effectively, you need to provide customers with attractive and informational brochures. Grab your target customer’s attention by designing a creative travel brochure for your business. To help with your design project, we’ve picked 15 sample travel brochure designs for your
inspiration and viewing pleasure.
A city travel brochure has to contain reliable
information, descriptive copy, and vibrant photos, all wrapped up in an inviting design. The tourist they must target is the kind who would rather discover the metropolis’s sights, smells, and sounds herself, since anticipating any less can result in your city travel brochures becoming less useful than they should be.To give you a better concept on how that kind of brochure should look and feel like, here are 15 city travel brochure examples for your design inspiration. I hope they give you great ideas on how to guide your tourists into a wonderful urban traveling experience with your brochures alone!
Travel brochures are fun to design because of colorful visuals and pictures that you can use in designing. For travel brochures to be effective, they must contain visuals of higher quality, since they need to give the right feel and positive image of the places they campaign or advertise for. Travel brochures also serve a second purpose–as vacation guide. Thus travel brochures are usually full of maps, pictures of tourist spots, and information about landmarks and must-visit sites in a destination. In addition, travel brochures also contain information such as the climate, culture, history, geography, flora and fauna of the places mentioned in the brochure. Ideally. travel brochure should also give information about flights, roads, the shortest way of reaching a particular place, and other such information. Apart from this, it should give detailed information about accommodations–a list of hotels, motels, upper-range hotels and mid-range accommodations.
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