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A notebook for your next trip

Separate dated bookings from flexible notebook ideas. A demonstration editing brief; supply your own evidence and details.

A streetcar travels down a lisbon street
Photography for visual inspiration · Ivo Sousa Martins / Unsplash

Editorial focus

Separate dated bookings from flexible notebook ideas.

Start with a neighbourhood

Choose a manageable area and give the reader a reason to start there. Explain what is close together, where the route changes character, and which details you observed yourself.

Travel planning notebook

Plan around this question

Separate dated bookings from flexible notebook ideas.

Leave room between the plans

An itinerary is a starting point rather than a promise. Keep time-sensitive details dated, link to official opening and transport information, and include an alternative for a wet afternoon.

Bring the story home

A useful destination guide leaves readers with a sense of the place and a practical next step. Finish with one recommendation about how to plan, rather than an impossible list of everything to see.

A Lisbon field journal

Take the slower street.

Street corners, changing light and a little space between destinations.

Illustrative photography, not evidence of the sample project, recipe or reported event.