Ultimate Travel Planner: Free Sample Pages to Try First

 

One planner for the whole trip, from idea to home again

A great trip starts long before the airport. It starts with an idea, a plan, a budget, a packing list, and a long list of small things to check before you lock the door. The Ultimate Travel Planner is a 41-page printable planner that holds all of it in one place — so nothing important gets forgotten and the trip itself stays fun.

This post shares three free sample pages from the planner, so you can try the layout before you buy. The full pack is on Gumroad for $4.

What is inside the planner

The full 41-page planner (US Letter) includes: Getting Started pages to set up your trip plan from the very beginning; Packing & Planning checklists, including a full Packing Checklist for clothing and shoes, documents and money, and everything in between; Before You Go To-Do pages — the last checks before you lock the door, from booking flights and hotels to arranging transport, buying insurance, and charging devices; Notes pages for ideas, lists, and anything else your trip needs; planning, reference, and journal-style pages to cover the whole journey, from first idea to final memories.

Print the whole planner for a big trip, or print just the pages you need for a short break — the planner is designed to work either way.

Sample 1 — Getting Started

How to use it

Start with the Getting Started pages: where are you going, when, with whom, and what kind of trip is it? Then work through the planner in order: 1. Plan. Fill in your trip details and the pages for the parts of the trip you need to organize. 2. Pack. Use the Packing Checklist and tick items off as they go into the bag — clothing and shoes, documents and money, and the extras for your trip. 3. Check before you go. Run through the Before You Go To-Do list in the last days before departure: book flights and hotels, arrange airport transport or parking, buy travel insurance, check passport and visa validity, tell your bank about the trip, download maps and boarding passes, charge all devices, pack using the checklists, set an out-of-office reply, give your itinerary to a family member, and arrange care for home, pets, or plants. 4. Note as you travel. Keep the Notes pages handy for ideas, recommendations, and memories worth keeping.

Sample 2 — Packing Checklist (1 of 2)

Who it is for

This planner is for holiday travellers, family trips, long vacations, and frequent travellers who want one system for every trip. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone planning a honeymoon, a first big trip, or a family holiday.

Sample 3 — Before You Go To-Do

Try 3 pages free

Here are three free sample pages from the planner:

For the full pack, visit Gumroad

The free samples above are yours to keep and try. For the complete Ultimate Travel Planner — all 41 pages, ready to print — visit Gumroad:

Get the Ultimate Travel Planner on Gumroad — $4One planner, one trip, nothing forgotten.