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Collection: travel stickers sheets.

Enhance your travel journal with our charming stickers, featuring cute illustrations of major landmarks from cities and countries around the world. Perfect for planners and journals, these stickers add a fun, personalised touch to your travel memories, making each page of your journey truly unique.

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Free printable travel journal template: One Question A Day Diary

Are you going on a trip soon and do you want to keep track of all your fun memories? Great news! In today’s post, I’m going to show you how to make a simple DIY travel journal. It’s really easy, low-key, and fun! Plus, if you’re not feeling crafty, you can even download my free printable travel journal template that I made just for you.

Like many travelers, I used to forget the small, fun details of my trips. So, I started keeping track of memories with this one-question-a-day journal.

The idea is simple.

You just answer one fun question every day for a week. And the week after, you’ll answer the same one. It’s not like those big, heavy journals that are hard to carry. And you won’t have to write a lot, just one interesting question each day. This way, you can remember all the neat things that even photos can’t show, without any effort.

So stick with me, and I’ll show you how this easy idea can make your trips even more memorable. Let’s start making your very own travel journal!

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Why you should keep a travel journal

Alright, I know you are dying to get started with this DIY travel journal, but just before you grab your crafts and head off, allow me to share a few more reasons why journaling is a game-changer for your travels.  Trust me, after reading these reasons, “forgetting” to journal will be a thing of the past!

• Document memories: Revisiting your adventures through a journal is super fun. Those quirky anecdotes and hidden gems you discovered? They will all be in your journal waiting to be re-lived.
• Record thoughts and ideas that you might otherwise forget: Ever had a brilliant idea or a profound realization while traveling, only to forget it later? A travel journal ensures those thoughts are captured forever.
• Reflect and learn: Journaling allows you to ponder over your experiences, offering insights and learnings that can be transformative.
• Unleash creativity: It’s not just about writing; it’s about expressing your creativity. Doodle, paste ticket stubs, or write a poem – your journal, your rules!
• Enhance your journey : A journal adds depth to your travels. It encourages mindfulness and helps you appreciate the journey on a deeper level.

Ready to make your travels more memorable and meaningful? Let’s get started and make your own travel journal!

A question-a-day: How does it work?

If you’re unfamiliar with the one-question-a-day format, let me give you a quick rundown, so you can make the most out of our free template.

Traditionally, these journals are used for an entire year, containing 365 unique questions – one for each day. The idea is to keep the journal for five years, answering the same question on the same date each year. This way, you end up with a fascinating record of how your thoughts and experiences evolve over time.

What I love about this format is the ease and simplicity. Answering just one question a day is a breeze, making it effortless to maintain a consistent journaling habit – often the biggest challenge for many travelers who want to keep a travel journal.

I adapted this concept for travel. Instead of spanning years, it covers your trip’s duration, with the same set of questions repeated each week. This approach is perfect for travelers who start journaling with enthusiasm but find the task daunting as their journey progresses. With just a short question to answer daily, it’s easy, fun, and incredibly rewarding.

So now that you understand the concept, let’s find out how to make your own travel journal.

I will share two options below; A DIY version and a free printable one . Neither one is better, just pick whichever one suits you best!

Option1: DIY travel journal

The first option I’ll share is a true DIY travel journal. You start with an empty paper or notebook and craft your own.

If you are looking for the free printable, scroll down to the free printable travel journal template section.

Materials needed

• Paper (A4 that you fold in two to make a booklet or any type of notebook)
• Crafting materials (if you want to make it look nice, but this is not necessary)

How to make your own travel journal

Step 1: find a notebook.

Honestly, it doesn’t matter if you just fold A4 paper in half and use a stapling machine to bind it. If you buy a simple notebook, or if you go all the way and buy a beautifully designed travel notebook.

I’m a big bullet journal fan, so I just make a collection and dedicate a few pages of my daily bullet journal to this Question-a-day journal. That way it’s integrated with all my other work and travel notes.

But feel free to do whatever fits you. All that matters is that you actually start and that you enjoy working on it. If you need a beautiful design to feel inspired, then by all means go for it. But the design should not be a reason to not get started.

The size of the notebook doesn’t matter either. I usually prefer an A5 format, because it’s small and easily fits in my backpack. But really, anything works. Lined, dotted, squared, or blank paper, all is fine.

Step 2: Make the pages

At the top of each page write one of the questions below, followed by a prompt for the right date. So weeks 1, 2, 3, etc (depending on how long you’ll be traveling)

• What did you eat today?
• Who or what made you smile today?
• What did you do today?
• Did you learn something new today? What was it?
• What is the most beautiful thing you saw today?
• Did you come across any challenges today? What was it? How did you overcome it?
• What was your favorite moment of the past week?

Of course, there are many different variations of questions you could ask. I found these seven the most interesting ones. But check the section about other prompts below for more question ideas.

I usually don’t add the answer sections for each week yet (I only showed it in the example above to give you an idea), because I don’t know how much space I’ll be needing for my answers. But you could add those if you want to make sure everything fits on one page.

Step 3: Decorate your travel journal

Now, I’ll admit. I am not the most creative person out here.

I can’t draw and I have the handwriting of an 8-year-old. So when I get crafty with my journal without any template, stickers, stamps, or premade anything, it will look like a mess. And that’s why I go for simplicity,

But if you are nothing like me, this is where you can get crazy. Get out your markers, crayons, glitter, and whatnot to make this travel journal feel like you. You could even add more blank pages so you have more options for photos, doodles, and other fun keepsakes from your trip.

Step 4: Start answering the questions every day

Now that your journal is finished, all you need to do is answer one simple question a day. No endless essays, writer’s block, or not feeling inspired. You’ll know exactly what to write and it will only take a few seconds.

What I like even more, is that even if I forgot to journal one day. I can easily trace back and still answer that one question from yesterday.

Option 2: Free printable travel journal template

Alright, if you’re looking for a printable travel journal, then I’ve got you covered too. Find out how to make your own travel journal from my free printable PDF below!

• Paper (white A4 that you fold in two to make a booklet)
• Printer (that can print in a booklet, though most printers nowadays have this setting)
• A free printable cover
• Free printable questions

How to use the free printable travel journal pdf

Step 1: choose and download your cover.

For you to use this journal every day and make the most out of it, you need to be super enthusiastic about it. And one way to get you excited is to help you find a design that matches your personality. And that’s why I came up with five different covers so that you can pick one that matches your spirit best.

Choose your favorite down below, or head over to Canva and make your design, as long as you print it on the right side of the paper in landscape shape, it will work too.

Step 2: Print the cover

Print it on an A4 paper and fold it in two. I deliberately put it on landscape and on the right side of the paper, so you can fold it in two and use it as the cover.

Step 3: Print the questions

Now that we have your cover, it’s time for the questions, which you can download here .

They are in A4 PDF format, but you can easily print them as a booklet by using the right printer settings, I explained below.

Print instructions

• Click print once you’ve downloaded and opened the PDF on your computer
• Go to printer settings and select booklet
• Print double-sided

With these settings, your printer will automatically put them in the right order, so that when you fold it in two, you will have a book from question 1-7, and extra notes in the back.

The settings might look slightly different on your computer, but it works the same for every printer.

Feel free to add more blank paper so you’ll have more notes. Or simply print more of the last “notes” page.

DIY travel journal tips

There are a few things that can help you to make the most out of this travel journal.

• Make this journal your own: the more it feels like your own project, the more enthusiastic you will be to write every day
• Set a specific time or moment when you will answer the question
• Start each answer with your current location followed by “:” and the answer. As travelers we visit so many different places that sometimes just seeing the name of a city you were at helps you set the mood and remember the content when you’re reading your travel journal years from now

DIY travel journal variations

As you probably already noticed, there are about 1000 different ways in which you can style your travel journal.

I just shared five printable travel journal templates with you, as well as my super simple but effective handwritten method. But remember. This journal is about you. It should be a design that invites you to write every day and create a beautiful travel memoir for your future self.

So go wild and use which ever design you want.

Besides differences in designs, you can also add different questions that are important to you, or that you want to remember from your trip. I’ll share a few of my other questions below.

I use these when I make my monthly travel journal for longer trips (more about this monthly journal below).

• Who did you meet today?
• Did you travel with someone today? Who is it?
• What was the weather like today?
• When was the last time you did something kind for someone else?
• What surprised you today?
• When was the last time someone did something kind for you?
• Did you fall for any tourist traps this week?
• What was your favorite accommodation up until now?
• Did you do something that scared you this week?

The printable travel journal prompts I shared with you today are for a five-week trip, but of course, you can also use them for a two-week vacation or any other duration.

If you’re traveling longer than 8 weeks, I would advise you to make a journal with a question for each day of the month. That way you’ll have more variation in the types of questions asked and the things you will remember from your trip.

Just check out my list of questions above for more inspiration. And if you want more help, or if you’re not feeling creative, Shoot me a message and I will send the full list of monthly questions as well as a free monthly printable that I use as well!

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Save these free templates

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Final notes about this simple DIY journal

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time explorer, I hope that this free printable travel journal template will make your adventures more memorable.

So, grab your pen and start capturing those precious travel moments, one question at a time!

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Free Travel Bullet Journal Printable Planner And Stickers!

I’m almost ready for June! Today I’m sharing my printable bullet journal for June with a travel theme. There’s also free monthly covers so you may use this printable planner any month of the year. Plus I added printable stickers with more headers, labels and washi tape borders.

I picked a travel theme for June 2019 and used this cute travel planner I made for CuteFreebies.Com as a template. But I wanted something more girly so I made a pink version for my June bullet journal and added some more pages.

This is my second June bullet journal and the first one has a floral theme. It was also the first time I tried Dutch doors, so if you want to see that then CLICK HERE for my June 2018 bujo booklet.

Bullet journal layout – travel theme!

Here are my June travel bullet journal spreads and some links to the free printables I used. You may use this planner and the free stickers for June or any month of the year.

Monthly cover page

There’s a cover for each month of the year so you may use this planner anytime you like! I use deco tape or washi tape to protect the edge of my bujo booklet. It also covers the staple wire ends so I don’t get any accidents. However this tape is a bit wonky so I might change it up later.

Calendar spread 

This is a blank calendar spread you may use for any month. I made separate boxes for each day so I can add a drop shadow on special days like my dad’s birthday. I cut out a simple Dutch door for easy access to my June dashboard.

Dot grid paper for my monthly dashboard

Aside from my goals, I’m also listing down my focus for each week. This way I’ll easily decide which tasks to prioritize every day. I used the labels from the free sticker sheet that comes with this free planner as headers for each section.

Mood tracker and habit trackers

To save up some space, I’m merging my energy tracker and habit tracker together. For my mood/energy tracker, I’ll draw either a car, steamboat, airplane or hot air balloon to indicate my energy level. I’m only tracking 3 habits and I’ll put a check under each column to record what I accomplished for the day.

Meal tracker

I’m still using a food checklist for my meal tracker and my goal is to have fruits, vegetables, fish or meat every day. I’m also listing down sweets and pastries and I should have only one a day.

Budget planner and expense tracker

These are pages from my FREE printable budget planner ! To download the complete set, just click the image below.

Sleep tracker

I’m terrible at sleeping early because I love working on new printables. So for now my goal is to sleep before 2 am and I’m using only half of each FREE time tracker sticker. 

Weekly spread layout

You may choose from 3 weekly spreads – 2 vertical and one horizontal layout. I’m creating a Dutch door for my first weekly spread layout to include the 2 extra days at the beginning of the month.

Free printable stickers

Here’s a free sticker sheet for extra headers, labels and tape borders! I’m thinking of using the airplane labels for flight schedules and the camera labels to record happy moments.

June plan with me video 

Here’s a quick video on my YouTube channel to show you my June bullet journal layout. I’m not doing voice overs for now to speed up my process. I hope you like it!

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Here are the download links for you. You may print on A4 or A5 size paper. I printed this as a booklet on A4 size paper but as you can see, I’m still having margin issues with my printer. I’ll probably print single A5 pages next month. You may see more printing instructions here.

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Get the free time tracker stickers here.

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Check out more travel planner pages from CuteFreebies.Com!

I’m also using these FREE printable school/work stickers . They are 1.5 inches wide and I think they will work with other planners like Erin Condren or MAMBI.

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Free Printable Travel Planner And Journal Stickers!

The travel bug is here to stay, so plan your next adventure with our free printable travel planner! These printable planner pages include a calendar spread, packing list, checklist, weekly plan, travel bucket and travel planner stickers. Print on A4 / A5 or US Letter size paper and and use as a travel journal and share with your travel buddies. (UPDATE: This cute travel planner also comes in pink!)

I’m so excited to use these pages as Albert and I have never planned a trip before. We usually just decide the day before and hop on the next available trip to the beach. But I’ve been seeing so many travel-inspired bullet journals and I want to create the same for our next vacation.

Travel planner free printable pages

I made 16 travel pages and added some cute clipart I got from DesignBundles. (Affiliate links here.) If you are looking for cute clipart or travel quotes, then later you must CLICK HERE TO GO TO DESIGNBUNDLES. You’ll also be supporting us at no extra cost to you when you make a purchase at their website.

Here are your free printable travel planner pages and some suggestions on how to use them. After reading this, click the link at the bottom to get all 16 pages.

Use this as a cover or planner divider, or as an inspiring poster! You may also print on brown craft paper to give that traveler’s notebook feel to your planner.

Calendar spread

This is a blank monthly calendar to help you schedule your trips. You may also use these pages to make a DIY calendar spread for the whole year.

Weekly planner

This travel-themed weekly planner has seven days on one page. Use this printable to plan your itinerary. Use one column for the time and place and the other column for things to bring on that day.

I made a Sunday and Monday start weekly planner, but there’s also a blank weekly planner in case you want to start on a weekday.

Packing List / Things to bring

I made two pages for planning your things to bring. One is a checklist and the other is a more visual packing list. On the checklist, write the categories on the left column, such as clothes, beach items, gadgets, medicines and toiletries.

The visual packing list has 6 bags / suitcases. List down the materials that should go in each bag. There’s 2 pouches, a suitcase, a luggage, a backpack and a hand bag. However, you may label each shape according to your needs.

Things to check out

You may also use your free printable travel planner as a travel journal! This page has 9 polaroid cameras and photo paper. Doodle your planned activities for your vacation or print out your photos and stick to this page!

Travel bucket list

Here’s a travel page for your bullet journal collections. Write in each cloud all the places where you want to go, or activities you want to experience. Then later, write in the date when you’ve achieved each goal.

Travel planner stickers

I made some free printable planner stickers so you may use them on your existing journals. These are headers that you may use to label your planner pages, plus some polaroid stickers. Have fun with your planner stickers!

More free printable travel planner templates!

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A4 / A5 travel planner printable

Us letter size travel planner, a4 / a5 pink travel planner printable, us letter size pink travel planner, more travel printables for you.

Here’s a list of FREE printable planner and stickers for you, from Printables And Inspirations. We also have a new travel-inspired calendar for 2019 until 2021!

Wanderlust printable calendar and weekly planner

Travel quotes stickers and posters

DIY traveler’s notebook and planner

More detailed planner pages (with packing list suggestions and itinerary)

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The first travel journal designed by an actual traveler! The Wanderlust Passport is dedicated to documenting your travels and new experiences regardless of the type of traveler you are! It's like a travel diary of all your adventures.

This journal is not just a blank notebook. It is not a “fill-in-the-blank” workbook with restrictive questions that don’t apply to the travels and adventures you are actually taking. The Wanderlust Passport is strategically structured to allow you to record your experiences while giving you the creative freedom to record your most prized memories. Trust us, this is guaranteed to become a living heirloom as you document new destinations and fill your book over time.

There is no right and wrong way to fill it out, only that you record what you want to remember. Follow #bobopassport for inspo and to see how others have filled their passports out

EACH PASSPORT CONTAINS:

• ♢ An easy reference Trip Log of where you’ve been
• ♢  A Travel Wishlist to jot down the places you want to visit
• ♢  Color in Map for both US domestic and international travel
• ♢  Two sticker sheets
• ♢  Pocket in the back cover to store ticket stubs, receipts, and loose notes.
• ♢  Entry pages that have structure to jot down the important details of your adventures, and free space for writing, doodling, and pasting photos and keepsakes.

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• Size:  A5 Notebook.  5.8 x 8.3 Smythe Stiched to give the perfect lay-flat surface on any page.
• 110GSM pages- great for markers and pens. We however, do not recommend using  permanent pens (like Charpies), alcohol-based markers, or paint.
• Included: Sticker Pack with 2 pages of stickers in the back pocket Cover is made of a durable, water-resistant, faux sued with an elastic wrap band.
• A hybrid between hardback and softcover, giving you just enough flexibility to shove into your backpack, and enough rigidity to write in it no matter where you are.

Not to be used with Permanent Pens (like sharpies) or Alcohol-based markers. 

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Absolutely love the Wanderlust Travel journal. Always found scrapbooking overwhelming but this is the perfect size for a handful of photos and trip highlights. Easy to create adorable layouts for great memories!

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• 23 different sets (2 stickers per set)
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A traveler's guide to Novosibirsk, the unofficial capital of Siberia

Trans-Siberian heritage

Residents of Novosibirsk love trains and are proud of the fact that their city played a significant role in the history of the grand Trans-Siberian railway, which spans the breadth of Russia. The railway is such a part of Novosibirsk identity that it is even depicted on the city’s emblem, along with the bridge that crosses the Ob river and two Siberian sables standing on their hind legs.  

In the city, there are as many as five monuments to trains, and an open-air locomotive museum is located in the vicinity of the train station Seyatel’. The museum has more than 100 steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and carriages, reflecting the history of rail transportation in Russia from pre-revolutionary times to the present day. Wondering around the stationary trains and comparing your height with the diameter of the gigantic iron wheels of the first steam locomotives is all very well, but why not climb inside the carriages and see how the nobility once traveled across Russia in pre-revolutionary times? These tours will however need to be booked in advance. The museum opens from 11:00 until 17:00 every day except Mondays. 

Novosibirsk spans both sides of the river Ob. In the early twentieth century, the border of two different timezones passed right through the city which led to a strange situation- morning on the east bank started one hour earlier than on the west bank! The two-kilometer covered metro bridge that crosses the river is considered the longest in the world. Due to the fluctuations in temperature across the year (on average +30 °C to -30 °C), during the summer the metro bridge expands, and in the winter it contracts by half a meter. To counter these effects, the bridge’s supports are equipped with special rollers that allow it to move.   

The cultural center of Siberia

The repertoire of the theatre can be viewed on its official website . The theatre season runs from September to July, and comprises mainly classical performances, like the ballet “The Nutcracker” by Tchaikovsky, Borodin’s opera “Prince Igor” and Verdi’s “La Traviata”.  

The large Siberian sea and ligers

Weekends are best spent at the Novosibirsk zoo . The zoo is known for breeding big cats, although surrounded by controversy, hosts a successful crossing of a tiger and lion, which of course would not otherwise breed in wildlife. Ligers, or exotic cubs of an African lion and Bengal tigress, feel quite comfortable in the Siberian climate and even produce offspring. The zoo is open to visitors year-round, seven days a week, and even has its own free mobile app, Zoo Nsk .

Every year at the beginning of January, the festival of snow culture takes place bringing together artists from across Russia and around the world to participate in a snow sculpting competition. The tradition started in 2000 inspired by the snow festival in Sapporo, Novosibirsk’s twin-city.

Siberian Silicon Valley

Despite the fact that Akademgorodok was built half a century ago in the middle of the uninhabited Siberian taiga, architecturally it was ahead of its time. No trees were destroyed for its construction, and houses were built right in the middle of the forest. A man walking through the woods would seemingly stumble upon these structures. At that time, no one had built anything similar in the world and ecovillages only became fashionable much later.

For residents of the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok is a different world. When you step out the bus or car, you are immediately on one of the hiking paths through the forest, between the scientific buildings and clubs. On a walk through Akademgorodok, it is possible to unexpectedly encounter art-like objects handmade by residents of the city which have been erected as monuments and some monuments fixed up by city authorities. For example, the monument to the laboratory mice, which knits a strand of DNA on to some needles, can be found in the square alongside the Institute of Cytology and Genetics. In Akademgorodok there are many cafes and restaurants, in which it is possible to rest after a long walk. Grab a coffee and go to eat at Traveler’s Coffee , or eat lunch at the grille and bar People’s or Clover .

Winters in the Akademgorodok are slightly colder than in the city, so wrap up. Spring and summer are usually wetter, so waterproof boots are recommended. In the summer the Ob sea provides respite from the heat, so do not forget your swimsuit to go for a dip.

Memento Mori

Among the exhibits of the museum is one dedicated to world funeral culture — hearses, memorial jewellery from the hair of the deceased, samples from a specific photo-genre of  "post mortem", a collection of funeral wear from the Victorian era, deathmasks, statues and monuments. There’s also an impressive collection of coffins. One of them, resembling a fish, was manufactured on a special visit to Novosibirsk by a designer coffin-maker from Africa, Eric Adjetey Anang, who specializes in the production of unusual coffins.

Surprisingly, the crematorium itself does not look at all gloomy in appearance and definitely does not look like infernal scenes from movies, or like crematoriums of other cities that gravitate towards gloomy temple aesthetics. The Novosibirsk crematorium is decorated in “cheerful” orange tones and is surrounded by a park with a children’s playground nearby. A visit to the museum then leaves you with mixed feelings. 

Novosibirsk underground

Tourists from all over the world go down into the Moscow metro to take a ride and a few selfies in the most famous underground museum. The Novosibirsk metro is also quite a museum in itself — it has 13 stations, the most beautiful of which is Gagarinskaya, Sibirskaya and Rechnoy Vokzal.

The ultramodern Gagarinskaya station is like a real cosmos underground. Its technologically themed design includes marble walls with metallic elements, dark blue backlighting and portraits of Yuri Gagarin. The Sibirskaya station looks like an underground treasure trove, decorated by Altai masters craftsmen with mosaics of precious Siberian stones. The Rechnoy Vokzal station is framed with ten glowing stained glass windows depicting the largest cities of Siberia, including Novosibirsk itself, Omsk, Barnaul and others. The platform resembles a big ship sailing on the Ob, from which ancient Siberian cities are visible through its windows.  

How to get there

The easiest way to get to Novosibirsk is by plane with Aeroflot or Novosibirsk airline S7 with one-way tickets from Moscow costing from 200-250 USD. If you decide to take from the train from Moscow, you’ll have to travel approximately a third of the Trans-Siberian Railway. That’s 3,300 kilometers over almost a three-day journey. 

Where to stay

There are many great hotels in Novosibirsk. Amongst the best include a four-star Doubletree hotel by Hilton , which is located near Lenin Square (per room from $200). After renovations and repairs, the congress-hotel Novosibirsk has improved (per room from $100) and is located across from the train station. Less expensive but of a similar standard is the four-star River Park hotel near Rechnoy Vokzal metro station, which costs $80 per night.

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