Traveler materials · Brand identity

Nordic Travel Group

Car on an Icelandic road with a glacier in the distance
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A travel identity made useful after the customer leaves the desk.

Services
Brand IdentityPrint DesignInformation DesignMaps
Industry
Travel services
Year
2022

Challenge

A group-level identity had to do more than sign formal stationery. It needed to help customers navigate Icelandic roads, find essential contacts and keep small pieces of travel information close at hand.

Those materials vary sharply in size and urgency, from a business card to an emergency panel or map.

Approach

We built the visual language around a forward-moving triple-chevron mark, dark navy type and a clear information hierarchy.

The system then moved into practical objects: team cards, driving guidance, emergency information, stickers and maps designed for quick use on the road.

Identity becomes service.

The mark creates recognition; the real value comes from making directions, contacts and road information easier to find when they matter.

/ Information system

One hierarchy for different kinds of help

Headings stay direct, icons carry the fastest cues and detailed guidance is broken into short, scannable sections.

The same order works whether the customer is checking a route, a warning or a telephone number.

Project context

The system view brings driving guidance, emergency contacts and map keys under one consistent hierarchy of headings, icons and short instructions.

Traveler information · system view16/10

A formal touchpoint with a clear job

Two card variations balance the large chevron signature with contact details that remain quick to scan.

Nordic Travel Group business card with a large chevron mark over an Iceland waterfall
Business card · waterfall1875/1256
Nordic Travel Group business card with a large chevron mark over an Iceland road
Business card · road1875/1256

Designed to stay within reach

The traveler kit moves from preparation to reassurance: driving advice before setting off, emergency details for the unexpected, a sticker for quick recognition and a map for the route ahead.

These views record the material direction rather than claiming a later production run.

Project context

A compact guide concept organises Icelandic driving conditions, road signs and simple preparation advice into short sections.

Driving guidance · concept3/4
Project context

The emergency panel gives priority to essential numbers, roadside steps and the information a customer may need to provide.

Emergency information · concept3/4
Project context

The map concept uses the chevrons, navy palette and a compact key to distinguish routes and useful stops.

Route map · concept3/4
Project context

The sticker set reduces the identity to bold marks and simple travel cues suited to luggage, folders and vehicle materials.

Travel stickers · concept3/4

Small materials, practical value

The identity is carried by objects that help people orient themselves before and during the drive.

  1. 01

    Branded cards

    A confident team touchpoint with an uncluttered contact hierarchy.

  2. 02

    Driving guidance

    Short-form information designed to be scanned before setting off.

  3. 03

    Emergency details

    Essential contacts and next steps given clear priority.

  4. 04

    Stickers and maps

    Compact applications that carry recognition into the journey.

Loomlay identity system moving from the LL monogram and iridescent spectrum into the live product website
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