The 'Where I've Been' Scratch Map is a Traveler Must-See
Shiori Mine — May 14, 2012 — Art & Design
The 'Where I've Been' Scratch Map is the ideal gift for helping adventurous globetrotters keep track of their exotic travels. Similar to popular scratch lotto tickets, each country is covered in a shiny metallic surface that is scuffed off once it has been visited.
The back of the map is blank and colorless to allow travelers to mark their flight paths and leave notes about each journey. The highly customizable chart is a conversational piece that can be framed and updated effortlessly. Although pictures are worth a thousand words, this plot-charting map provides an exceptional look at the miles traveled and all the must-tell moments.
Whether you are an experienced nomad or an budding backpacker, the 'Where I've Been' Scratch Map is one map you must check off your to-buy list.
The back of the map is blank and colorless to allow travelers to mark their flight paths and leave notes about each journey. The highly customizable chart is a conversational piece that can be framed and updated effortlessly. Although pictures are worth a thousand words, this plot-charting map provides an exceptional look at the miles traveled and all the must-tell moments.
Whether you are an experienced nomad or an budding backpacker, the 'Where I've Been' Scratch Map is one map you must check off your to-buy list.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Travel Mapping - Developing personalized and interactive travel mapping applications to cater to the individual's unique travel experiences.
2. Interactive Travel Souvenirs - Introducing more personalized and interactive travel souvenirs, encouraging engagement from the traveler and creating an emotional connection with their journey.
3. Travel-marketing Merchandise - Developing more travel-merchandise that can be customized, acting as a marketing tool for travel agencies and airlines to the consumer who proudly showcases their travel experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Travel and Tourism - Travel agencies can provide similar products to add to their current offerings, or invest in the creation of unique mapping technologies for modern travelers.
2. Gift and Souvenir Shops - Creating more interactive and personalized travel souvenirs that encourage travelers to share their experience with others, leading to increased sales.
3. Advertising and Marketing - Travel-themed merchandise can be used in marketing campaigns, as free gifts or raffles, for organizations looking to engage with consumers in the travel and tourism industry.
1.2
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
