The challenge
Trip ideas, hotel links and proposal details can become difficult to compare when they arrive in separate formats.
Proposals & recommendations · Portfolio concept
A clearer way to present the trip.
Explore a coordinated proposal and recommendation system for independent and luxury travel advisors. All 48 pages are available across three complete sample documents.
A self-initiated portfolio concept demonstrating the design approach.
The design brief
From several options to one clear recommendation.
The approach
Use one consistent hierarchy across destination comparisons, stay recommendations and the final proposal. Give each document a distinct decision to support.
What you can review
Three complete PDF samples: a 16-page trip comparison, a 14-page hotel recommendation deck and an 18-page travel proposal.
Explore the complete work
Three documents. All 48 pages.
Open each PDF to review the full layout, pacing and information structure.
Trip Comparison
Help clients choose a direction by comparing the experience, pace and fit of each trip.
Destination options · Comparison framework · Advisor recommendation
View all 16 pages (PDF)
Hotel & Resort Recommendations
Turn a hotel shortlist into a useful decision about setting, privacy, room style and daily rhythm.
Stay shortlist · Experience pages · Side-by-side decision cues
View all 14 pages (PDF)Travel Proposal
Bring the recommended route, stays and experiences together in one persuasive presentation.
Trip overview · Route and stays · Experiences and next steps
View all 18 pages (PDF)Design decisions
Make the recommendation easy to follow.
Start with the experience
Travel imagery and concise headings establish the feel of each option before the client moves into practical details.
Make differences visible
Side-by-side cues bring pace, setting and experience into a consistent comparison, instead of asking clients to compare separate links.
Give detail a clear place
Route, stays and next steps follow a repeatable structure so the final proposal feels connected to the earlier recommendation.
Bring your recommendations into one consistent system.
Share your brand, the materials you use today and the next step you want clients to take. We can agree the scope, formats and timing before design begins.