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Cover Manager

Once you have selected your modules from the VAULTS the next stage of planning for your bespoke publication is to decide on a suitable set of covers for your publication. You might require just a 'Front' cover (perhaps you need the outer back cover for an advertiser) or a Front to Back cover as a striking double page spread. Whatever your requirement you will find a whole range of lifestyle and destination-led cover images in various categories as well as mast-heads and headlining styles to enhance the cover experience.  

Select a cover from the Cover Collections below...
Cover Collections
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By Theme
By Destination
By Brand
By Photographer

The Components of a Striking Cover

The 'Money' Shot

We have selected a wide range of themed and destination images for you to consider as a striking 'let me in' to your publication. Of course, we realise that you may have your own images that you wish to use, in which case please send us your personal image when we are personalising your publication. Please remember that if you are submitting your own image that it should be of the right size and resolution to fit purpose.

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What's Inside

Your front cover can be an important billboard of what is offered within. Sometimes simplicity is the key, but like a high street, 'lifestyle, magazine, it is a great idea to create banners, headlines or even a subtle list of article headers. Also, as the world of luxury travel has seasonal variations, you will probably want to give your various issues both a numerical sequence as well as seasonal or month by month banners. A regular flow of publications demonstrates the breadth of your business.

The Use of Fonts

'Traditional' styling or 'contemporary'? 

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It is all rather a subjective consideration, but sometimes it might have a reference to the type of clientele or it may be a direct reflection of your corporate identity. We will work closely with your own font precepts as required, so that we create a good synergy between your own material and a Travelspeak 'modular' publication.

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