Transformational Travel Brochures with Fold-Out Poster Maps
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White Paper
Editorial Design
Brief
Create a visually engaging, fold-out travel brochure series for Tucan Travel’s three top destinations: Colombia, Peru, and Sri Lanka. The material needed to work both as an informative print handout and a long-lasting poster-style travel guide that customers would want to keep.
Objective
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Inspire potential travellers to explore each destination by showcasing key experiences.
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Provide a physical takeaway that could double as a visual reminder or promotional piece on a wall.
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Present tour packages and booking incentives clearly and persuasively.
Tasks & Process
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Developed layout concepts for multi-use brochures: initially folded like a typical A4, but expanding to an A2 map/poster.
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Collaborated with the copywriter to align visuals with tone and messaging.
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Designed textures, illustrations, and linear icon sets for “Top 10 Bucket List” locations.
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Built high-impact visuals combining photography, iconography, and descriptive copy.
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Two of the brochures (Peru and Sri Lanka) were informed by my own experience travelling with the company for educational trips — allowing authentic insight into the visuals and storytelling.
Design Features
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A2 fold-out design with layered textures and illustrated map layouts.
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Double-purpose format: brochure and poster in one.
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Integrated loyalty discount and booking instructions.
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Destination-specific tour listings, foodie highlights, and insider tips.
Brand System Overview

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General Linear Icons
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.




















































