When I open it months or years later I want to remember how a place or experience made me feel and not to have it read like Wikipedia.įinding the balance between creative journaling and not carrying an excess of pens and materials is possible especially with a few innovative ideas and using the tools and decorative materials you naturally come across each day. Recording my memories is key but I don’t want to spend half my time while I’m travelling writing down facts and figures. I like my travel journals to be colourful, creative and fun to flip through.
I also often opt for a reporters notebook that fits in my pocket or purse to scribble down my thoughts and use them to create pages in my journal later. I like to take a few minutes in a cafe, over a drink or unwinding back at our accommodation to jot things down. You can always journal when you return home but writing regularly and while in the environment provides inspiration that will help you move beyond how ‘great’ and ‘beautiful’ a place was and capture what it was that stirred your emotions and lock in those moments that made it truly special. I’m always on the search for creative travel journal ideas and inspiration and these are some of my current favourites. Incorporate some of these tips into your next travel diary and you’ll create lasting memories of your trips for years to come.
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