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Bifold Travel Brochure Layout

The bifold format is convenient and straightforward to structure any information in your travel brochure template. Potential clients of your business will find the necessary details in just seconds.

On the first side of the brochure: there is a front page with large fonts and placeholders for the most crucial details and a back page with placeholders for contact information, QR code, links to social media, etc.
On the second side of the brochure: on the left, you can enter information about why it is worth choosing your services, and on the right - reviews of satisfied customers, travel options, and a call to action.

The travel brochure template in Google Slides and PowerPoint is 100% editable. It would be easy to enter actual details about your offer. Also, you can find more brochure templates on our website.

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Created: July 16, 2024
Author: Alevtina Shavlach
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 148 x 210 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint
Color: Brown
Style: Dark
Downloads: 14
Added to collections: 2

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It takes a lot of work to make content, so we ask you to use a link to show where it came from. Please tell us where you'll be putting the template, like on a website, social media, blog, ebook, or newsletter.

If this is used on websites, social media, blogs, ebooks, newsletters, etc.

Just take this link and put it somewhere easy to see, right next to the image if you can. If you can't do that, you can put it at the bottom of your website, blog, or newsletter, or in a section where you list credits. This way, people know who made the template.

https://thegoodocs.com/brochure-tempates/journey-around-the-world-travel-brochure.php

For printed materials (books, clothing, flyers, posters, invitations, advertising, etc.

Insert the attribution line close to where you’re using the template. If that’s not possible, place it in the credits section. For example: "Template by TheGoodocs". This cover has been designed using templates from TheGoodocs.com

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