Travel Infographic Collection
A travel infographic says it with style
Sometimes the best way to communicate information is with smart design. Below you’ll find our latest travel infographic images to give you practical advice or help share interesting travel information.
Could You Get Excited About Going to the Airport? For frequent travelers, hanging out in airports can seem like a necessary evil: waiting in line, waiting on the tarmac, fighting crowds. And certainly some airports could use an update to accommodate today’s high volume of flight traffic – beginning with
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Lost in Translation? It’s interesting how much you can learn about a culture by understanding its language. Language is, after all, the chief way we communicate. Below you’ll find some interesting ideas that are used frequently enough as to merit their own word in these different languages. Consider also that
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Country Tipping Guide At-a-Glance Before you board that plane, you may want to take a look at these tipping guidelines. Did you know that tipping isn’t customary in *every* country? That in some countries it’s expected, and in others it’s just kind of a nice bonus? In fact, if you
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Will you be in Europe over the Holidays? Then by all means, take a look at the infographic below and see if you can fit one of the seven largest European Christmas destinations onto your itinerary. These are Europe’s biggest and most festive holiday fairs, so you are sure to
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What’s Your Horoscope Compatibility for…An Epic Vacation? Yes, you read that right. Looking for travel ideas? How do the stars match you up with famous locations around the world? But astrology is a bunch of hogwash and what does the position of the stars have to do with where I
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Need a plug adapter for your visit to Italy? An outlet adapter for your epic trip to Thailand? These and other country-specific outlet types are covered in the handy travel infographic guide below. Keep in mind to look at the amps and voltage, and make a note of the pin
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