Travel is one of the fastest-growing Black Friday categories. Airlines, hotels, tour operators, and travel agents all launch sales in late November, and many people book their winter getaway or next summer’s holiday during the weekend. This flyer is designed for travel agencies and tour companies. It shows a sky-blue page with clouds, a globe, a little plane following a dashed flight path, and three destination cards with prices.
A Sky Full of Travel
The background is a soft sky blue with fluffy white clouds drawn from rounded shapes. On the left, a blue globe with simple meridian lines sits under the headline. A navy plane on the right ends a dashed curve that starts at the globe, as if a flight is underway. The scene is cheerful and instantly says travel.
The Getaway Deals Headline
BLACK FRIDAY appears in navy Montserrat Alternates, a geometric font with playful letter shapes, followed by GETAWAY DEALS in spaced coral capitals. The alternate letterforms give the headline a vacation feel without being childish.
Three Destination Cards
| Destination | Package | Sample price |
|---|---|---|
| Cancun | 5 nights, all-inclusive | from $599 |
| Lisbon | 6 nights, flights and hotel | from $749 |
| Banff | 4 nights, ski lodge | from $529 |
Each white card has a rounded photo of the destination, the place name in navy, a short package description, and the starting price in coral.
Choosing a Mix of Destinations
Offer variety: a beach, a city, and a mountain or ski destination, as in the sample. Different travellers want different trips, and a mix shows the range of your agency. Seasonal timing matters too; winter sun and ski trips sell well in November.
Writing Honest Travel Prices
Travel prices depend on dates, availability, and occupancy. The flyer uses from prices and a fine print line: Sample fares per person, based on double occupancy, book by December 1. Always state what the price includes, any taxes or fees, and the booking deadline. Follow the advertising rules for travel in your area.
Photographing or Sourcing Destination Images
Use your own photos from trips, images provided by tour partners, or properly licensed stock photos. A turquoise beach, a colourful old town street and a snowy mountain lodge each tell a story in one glance. Check that you have permission to use every image.
Customising the Travel Flyer
- Replace the three destination photos.
- Edit destination names, packages and prices.
- Update the fine print with your terms and deadline.
- Change the agency name, address and phone number.
- Download for print or online sharing.
Moving the Flight Path
The dashed flight path is made of short line segments along a gentle curve. If you move the globe or the plane, you may need to adjust the segments. Keep the curve below the headline so it does not cross the text.
Printing the Travel Flyer
The light blue background prints well on most printers. Glossy paper makes destination photos look vivid. Place copies in your office window, at local cafes and in community centres where people plan their holidays.
Sharing the Travel Flyer Online
Travel inspiration spreads quickly online. Post the flyer and then each destination card as its own image with more details and a booking link. Short videos of the destinations alongside the flyer are especially engaging.
Hotels, Airlines and Tour Operators
Hotels can replace destinations with room types, such as weekend escapes or family suites. Tour operators can list tours. Airlines and bus companies can list routes. The sky, globe and plane work for any travel business.
Gift Vouchers for Travel
Travel vouchers make memorable gifts. Add a line about gift vouchers or experiences to the fine print, or replace one destination card with a voucher offer. Many people would rather give an experience than another object.
Encouraging Early Booking
A booking deadline adds urgency. Mention it clearly, for example, book by December 1. Customers who know the deal ends soon are more likely to decide quickly, and you can plan availability with partners.
Explaining Flexible Booking Options
Many travellers worry about changing plans. If your packages include free date changes or refundable deposits, say so on the flyer. Flexibility can be as important as price for families and older travellers.
Choosing Images That Sell a Destination
The best travel photos show an experience, not just a view: a couple on a terrace in Lisbon, a family on a beach in Cancun, skiers outside a lodge in Banff. People imagine themselves in the scene. Choose images with warm light and clear subjects, so they read well inside the rounded photo frames.
Mentioning What Is Included in Each Package
Travellers compare packages closely. A short line on each card, such as flights and hotel or all-inclusive, helps them understand the value. Keep longer details, like baggage or transfers, for your website or an information sheet in the office.
Promoting Group and Family Travel
Black Friday is a good time to plan reunions, honeymoons and family holidays. Add a line inviting groups to ask about special rates. Group bookings bring larger orders and often lead to recommendations from every traveller in the party.
Following Travel Advertising Rules
Many regions have rules for advertising travel prices, especially regarding taxes, fees, and availability. Make sure the fine print states what is and is not included, and keep records of the offers. Accurate advertising protects your agency and builds trust with travellers.
Answering Travel Questions in Person
Many travellers still prefer to talk to an expert before booking. Invite them to visit or call with questions, and mention your opening hours during the sale weekend. Personal advice about the best hotel, the right season, or travel insurance is something online booking sites cannot easily match.
Travel Deals Flyer Questions
Can I add a fourth destination?
Yes. Narrow the three cards and add another, or add a second row.
Can I change the plane colour?
Yes. The plane is a single editable shape.
Are the prices real?
No. They are samples. Use your own current prices and terms.
