Travel Journals

I love creating travel journals one of my hobbies is bookbinding so I tend to make my own journals but you should create a journal for any trips you enjoy remembering.

Here are some pre-made journals that will work for anyone.

Ticket Stub Diary
Scrapbook as you go by storing old theater tickets or train stubs you can’t bear to throw away in the clear plastic slips. Lined margins allow you to jot down memories of the trip to revisit years later.
To buy: $10, uncommongoods.com.

 

 

 

Travels and Experiences Panama Notebook
Stay stylish anywhere in the world with Smythson’s sleek, customizable journal. The minimalist pages let you recount days lounging on the beach or exploring ancient ruins anyway you’d like.
To buy: $80, smythson.com.

 

The Children’s Travel Journal
Inspire a future travel writer with this kid-oriented diary. Don’t forget to pack a glue stick because the blank pages are just asking to be filled with photos and souvenirs that accumulate along the route.
To buy: $15, littlebookroom.com.

 

 

 

 

 

Passions Travel Journal
Plan short weekend jaunts or long overseas voyages with Moleskine’s exceptionally organized notebook. It comes stocked with calendars, flight durations, and time zone information to make preparation a cinch.
To buy: $20, moleskineus.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Travel Journal
This heavy-duty notebook will keep you organized from start to finish on your next adventure. Sections include how to prepare for a trip, plus daily itineraries and a memento envelope.
To buy: $24, poketo.com.

 

 

 

 

 

The Journey Journal
Plot out your route across America on the cover of this quirky diary. As you chronicle the trip, you’ll be prompted to sketch pictures and record how you feel waking up each day.
To buy: $14, etsy.com.

 

 

Moleskine’s City Notebooks are fun and useful takes on the classic black leather journals. As you’d expect, they’re filled with blank pages to record your itinerary, but they also include city and transportation maps, street indexes, an “address book” to log your favorite finds, and adhesive tracing paper so you can document your routes on the maps. Available in 40+ city styles, $17.95 each, moleskine.com

 

 

Scratch Travel Journal
We love a scratch map here at CNT. But a portable scratch map? In journal form? We can’t resist. But wait, there’s more: an international translator, a checklist, and a travel planner all wrapped into one awesome kit make this kind of irresistible. $27.99, uncommongoods.com

 

 

This is one of my favorites

Midori Traveler’s Notebook
This notebook’s simple yet beautiful leather cover (made in Chiang Mai, Thailand) looks better the older it gets. And you’ll be able to keep documenting your adventures for years, since paper refills and plastic inserts for ticket stubs, receipts, cards, pens, and more are available. $26.57 , amazon.com