City souvenir design

The word "souvenir" often calls to mind a gift shop overflowing with kitschy items; every one of them emblazoned with the name of the place you're visiting. But it can be so much more. In each issue of Condé Nast Traveler, we close the magazine with a page that features a souvenir—an item that tells a unique story and speaks, in many ways, to the journey itself. And whether it's a grandmother's cherished steamer trunk or a collection of pressed pennies that track a family's vacation history…

Brighten Up your refrigerator with 4 bold colorful New York images Full back strong magnets measuring 2.5 x 3.5 inches each Vivid and Glossy Pop Art designed by Mary Ellis A great looking New York souvenir Makes a thoughtful gift

As a high value-added product in tourism industry, souvenir has drawn an increasing number of countries’ attention. Wuhan, my hometown, is an important city in the central area. It is not onl…

Tour identity for the city of Henichesk

Ever since I started traveling, I have had a love for purchasing small keepsakes from my getaway locations. Those items bring back wonderful experiences from th...

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From hand-painted porcelain and space-saving whisks to candy and cozy slippers, here is a selection of goods guaranteed to bring a little Scandinavian sensibility and style into your home.

“Russia has a long tradition of pattern. We have many national ornaments that we often use in the identity for government projects when you need to show Russia. I don’t really like it. Only in a few situations does it look interesting, usually it just looks banal.”