Are you planning a trip, and everything should be perfect during your vacation? Our exclusive Aesthetic Trip Itinerary Template will help you organize your voyage!

Aesthetic Design with Photos of Landmarks

Thanks to the editable travel itinerary template in Google Slides and PowerPoint formats, your destination does not matter. You can replace the placeholder text and design with just a couple of clicks.

Our itinerary sample features a white background, illustrations of different cities and their landmarks, and beautiful fonts. We have also prepared as many as 25 slides for you to choose the most suitable ones!

Professional and Comprehensive Structure

The entire travel Slides template includes sections such as Cover, Table of Contents, Trip Overview, Daily Schedule, Flight Details, Tour Details, Packing List, Travel Notes, and more.

This option is ideal for trips in which you want to visit several cities or countries in one voyage (up to four or more). There are three additional blank sheets for each location, and you can type in the necessary details.

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Easily change the text, images, and more
Created: November 14, 2024
Author: Vladimir Belyakin
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint
Color: White
Style: Aesthetic
Downloads: 11
Added to collections: 11

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