Travel Journals
European Travel Journals Details
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Europe Travel Journals with pre-travel tips, to do lists, packing checklists, and prompts. Design your dream vacation. Plan your budget, research accommodations, itinerary, and activities. Use the lined / dotted travel journal pages to record your adventures and musings.
Pre-Travel Checklist
1 year out to travel day, 6 pages
Travel Itinerary
City Distance, Airport Codes
Budget and Expense
Pages for Accommodation, Activity, Living, and Transportation
Calendars
3 blank monthly Calendars
Research
24 pages for Flight, Train, Bicycle, and Apartment research plus Tips
Packing Checklist
3 pages of ideas for Checked and Carry-On Baggage
Diary
Activity, Contacts, Special Moments, and Neighborhoods
Write
22 lined Journal pages, 22 dotted Journal pages, 21 lined Note pages
Art
12 blank Sketch pages
Information
Time Zones, Measurement, Seasons, and Temperature
Language Phrase Study Aid
English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish
Each well organized travel journal is designed for planning an extended stay of up to 3 months. You may use it as a daily, weekly, or monthly planner.
Note: Travel Journal book cover image colors may vary depending on whether you're viewing
on a laptop/desktop, tablet/device, cell phone, physical or printed product.
The cover color is complimentary of the Masterpiece Painting.
WRITE and DRAW
Inside pages printed with black ink on 55# white paper
Good readability
Paper accepts pencil and various ink pens
80# sturdy and
flexible matte cover
JOURNAL
Comfortable, compact, good writing layout
Lightweight
perfect bound
149 pages
6" x 9" perfect size to tuck inside a purse, messenger bag or backpack
GIFT
Our travel journals make a good travel gift for retirement, solo travel, study abroad, remote work, or gap year.
Consider gifting one of our journals to family and friends for Birthday, Graduation, Christmas, or just because.
MEMORIES
After your trip, each notebook will be a keepsake for remembering your journey.
Bon Voyage!
Colosseum - Rome, Italy
Travel Quotes +
Book Review
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.
Saint Augustine
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness...
From the book
Innocents Abroad
by Mark Twain
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Perfect for planning your next vacation...whenever that finally happens!
Looks lovely, perfect size to carry, and well-thought-out and executed. Here's a way to organize your next vacation and its a great travel companion. Even if you don't have a trip planned for the near future, its a easy way to start dreaming about your next vacation. Highly recommended!
If you're a student,
consider a study abroad semester or a gap year of travel before college.
If you're recently retired,
slow travel living is a
well-deserved adventure.
If you can work remotely or find yourself in an economic downturn and can cut your losses, think about forging a new path by living abroad.
Peri Kittell
Slow Travel Tales
About
Slow Travel Tales
Asam Church - Munich, Germany
Welcome to Slow Travel Tales, the publishing company founded by Peri Kittell.
There are many opportunities to study abroad, work remotely, and travel after retirement. Slow Travel Tales endeavors to share practical knowledge about pre-trip planning and tips for living abroad on a budget.
Peri grew up in a family that loved to travel the world. As a youth, she lived in Austria, studied German, and worked as a counselor in a girls' boarding school.
Years later she took a sabbatical to study and live in London. At retirement, she made a three-year plan to live abroad in eight different European cities. Now, she considers herself a global citizen.
Peri encourages you to form a slow travel plan, to step out of your comfort zone, take a chance, and live in a foreign city.
If you're able, give that experience to yourself; you'll always cherish those moments.
Bon Voyage!
Travel Tips +
Activity Planning
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You can easily live abroad within a fixed budget by adopting some new habits. Think of it as being a local resident instead of being a tourist in a foreign city. Slow travel living means continuing to live a similar lifestyle to the way you would in your own hometown.
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Get to know a European city by staying in an apartment for a month or longer. The flat type, size, and neighborhood matters, so do your research and choose carefully. The goal is to find the best residence you can, in a nice location, with good transportation options and a rental cost within your monthly budget.
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Learn more about Art and Culture in Europe, including museum and cathedral visits, educational opportunities, and events to participate in.
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European history and architecture go hand in hand. Just by walking in your city's neighborhood, you'll be immersed and amazed. Although we might be living in Europe on a budget, many European museums and galleries offer free entry.
What city do you want to visit?
Bon Voyage!
