What should be included in a travel scrapbook?
What should be included in a travel scrapbook?
The best thing about your scrapbook pages is that they are yours. Write down your thoughts and the best parts of your holiday, like the best gelato you ate and how beautiful the scenery was. These things are so easy to forget as time goes by and your travel scrapbook is a wonderful way to keep the memories alive.
What do you put in a travel journal?
Travel journals help you to write and document about the experience you had during your trips. You can include the written description of the place that you have visited, list down your itinerary, the photos that you took during your trip and even voice recordings that you have made during your time.
How do you store completed scrapbooks?
Cool and dry storage conditions are best. Housing: Store scrapbooks flat to support the binding and to keep detached items from slipping from their pages and becoming bent or lost. Light can cause scrapbook covers to fade. Position bookcases so that sunlight does not fall on items you want to preserve.
How do I decorate my travel journal?
Of the things I love to decorate my travel journals, these include:
- Train/bus/cable car tickets.
- Entrance tickets.
- Beer bottle labels.
- Food wrappers.
- Stickers.
- Pictures cut from brochures.
How do I create a travel journal?
Steps to Making Your Own Travel Journal
- Gather the 5 Tools and Supplies You’ll Need.
- Buy Highlighters, Colored Pencils, Pens or Watercolors.
- Purchase Tape and/or Glue Sticks.
- Don’t Forget a Ruler and Scissors.
- Bring a Clear, Expandable Folder.
- Print a Map of Your Destination.
- Putting Your Memories in One Place.
How can I decorate my travel journal?
Travel journal tips and pics!
- Tickets and maps are great travel journal ideas.
- Record unique interactions with others.
- Add sketches to your travel diary.
- Glue money in your travel journal.
- Postage stamps for a unique travel journal.
- Leaves & flowers are great travel journal ideas.
- Include color from a special place.
How do I write a travel journey?
Write in the first person, past tense (or present if the action really justifies it), and make your story a personal account, interwoven with facts, description and observation. Many writers start their piece with a strong – but brief – anecdote that introduces the general feeling, tone and point of the trip and story.
