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Tucan Travel Fold-Out Destination Guides

Tucan Travel

Travel Guide

Editorial Design

Objective

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Tucan Travel wanted a brochure series for three of its most popular destinations: Peru, Sri Lanka and Colombia. The idea was something people would actually want to keep. Folded, it works like a normal brochure, with tours, tips and booking info. Lift the bottom and it opens into a full A2 illustrated map of the country, with ten bucket-list stops worth hanging on a wall.

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I’d travelled to Peru and Sri Lanka with Tucan on educational trips, so for those two I was designing from first-hand experience. That made a real difference to what I chose to show and how I told each country’s story.

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Project Goals

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The brochures needed to:

  • Inspire people to explore each destination through its best experiences

  • Double as a poster, so the brand stayed on someone’s wall long after the trip was booked

  • Present tours, loyalty discounts and booking details clearly

  • Keep one consistent system across all three countries, while letting each one feel distinct

A2 fold-out illustrated map of Sri Lanka, showing ten bucket-list stops, including Sigiriya, Kandy, Ella, Yala National Park and Galle, each with a photo and description.
Front cover of the Tucan Travel Explore Sri Lanka brochure, showing a traveller looking out over the misty landscape from Sigiriya.
Inside spread of the Sri Lanka brochure, with the Nine Arch Bridge in Ella, a welcome section, foodie highlights, top tips and four top tours.

How It Unfolds

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Folded, each brochure works like a normal travel guide. The first fold opens to tours, foodie highlights, top tips and booking details. Lift the bottom and it opens out into a full A2 illustrated map of the country, with ten bucket-list stops, each one pinned, photographed and described. It’s made to be read, then kept.

General Linear Icons

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These icons were created for common use through each of the country-specific foldouts within the first opening fold. So the icons within the yellow rectangle would be used to represent the companies USP's (unique selling proposition) which would sit above the copy, describing what makes the company stand out from the crowd. The other icons further below were used for communication symbols and also labelling the best selling tours.

Tucan Travel Explore Peru brochure, with the Machu Picchu cover above the inside spread, which features llamas at Machu Picchu, a welcome section, foodie highlights, top tips, four top tours and a 5% loyalty discount.
A2 fold-out illustrated map of Peru, with ten bucket-list stops including Lima, Huacachina, the Nazca Lines, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and the Amazon Jungle, each with a photo, description and travel tip.
The Peru fold-out fully opened, with an illustrated map in the centre showing landmarks and wildlife, framed by ten bucket-list stops from Lima to Chachapoyas, each with a photo, description and line icon tip.
Tucan Travel Explore Sri Lanka brochure, with the Sigiriya cover above the inside spread, which features the Nine Arch Bridge in Ella, a welcome section, foodie highlights, top tips, four top tours and a 5% loyalty discount.
A2 fold-out illustrated map of Sri Lanka, with ten bucket-list stops including Colombo, Anuradhapura, Sigiriya, Kandy, Ella, Yala National Park and Galle, each with a photo, description and travel tip.
The Sri Lanka fold-out fully opened, with an illustrated map in the centre showing landmarks, wildlife and local culture, framed by ten bucket-list stops from Colombo to Galle, each with a photo, description and line icon tip.
Tucan Travel Explore Colombia brochure, with the Tayrona National Park cover above the inside spread, which features a traveller by a colourful wall in Cartagena, a welcome section, foodie highlights, top tips, four top tours and a 5% loyalty discount.
A2 fold-out illustrated map of Colombia, with ten bucket-list stops including Cartagena, Tayrona National Park, Medellín, Salento, Cali, the Tatacoa Desert and San Agustín, each with a photo, description and travel tip.
The Colombia fold-out fully opened, with an illustrated map in the centre showing landmarks and local culture, framed by ten bucket-list stops from Cartagena to San Agustín, each with a photo, description and line icon tip.

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