Fundamentals in Making a Travel Brochure

This presentation will guide students on how to make a travel brochure.

1. 1 - Bangkok 2 - Chiang Mai 3 - Ayutthaya 4 - Koh Samui 5 - Phuket 6 - Krabi 7 - Chiang rai 8 - Sukothai

2. Research and Content Gathering Introduction to the Destination: Begin with a captivating introduction that briefly describes the destination's significance, cultural highlights, and what makes it a unique place to visit. Attractions and Points of Interest: Identify and describe the must-see attractions, historical sites, natural wonders, or cultural landmarks that visitors should explore. Include: Famous landmarks (e.g., temples, palaces, museums) Natural attractions (e.g., beaches, mountains, parks) Unique cultural experiences (e.g., festivals, local markets)

3. Research and Content Gathering Activities and Experiences: Outline activities and experiences that travelers can participate in. This could include: Adventure activities (e.g., trekking, diving, zip-lining) Cultural experiences (e.g., cooking classes, traditional performances) Relaxation options (e.g., spa retreats, beach lounging)

4. Research and Content Gathering Local Cuisine: Highlight local dishes and cuisine that tourists should try. Mention popular restaurants, street food vendors, or traditional food markets where these dishes can be found. Practical Information: Provide essential travel tips and logistical information such as: Best times to visit (considering weather and local events) Transportation options (e.g., local buses, taxis, rental cars) Currency and money matters (e.g., ATMs, currency exchange) Language tips and common phrases (useful for travelers)

5. Design and Presentation Layout and Design: Create an eye-catching layout for the brochure. Presentation: Each pair will present their travel brochure to the class. The presentation should: Introduce the destination Highlight key attractions, activities, and cuisine Share practical tips and interesting facts about the destination Encourage questions and engage classmates in discussion about the destination

6. Example: Phuket Introduction: Introduce Phuket as Thailand's largest island with diverse attractions. Attractions: Include Patong Beach, Old Phuket Town, and Phi Phi Islands as day trips. Activities: Describe nightlife, island hopping tours, or visiting tiger sanctuaries. Local Cuisine: Highlight southern Thai dishes and street food experiences.

7. General Instructions for All Pairs: Design: Encourage creativity in designing the brochure layout, using images (properly credited) and engaging fonts. Research: Ensure information is accurate and up-to-date. Presentation: Each pair will present their brochure to the class, emphasizing th e unique aspects and appeal of their chosen destination.