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2026

Insidertime Brand. Visual identity for a Portugal–Ukraine tour operator.

Maria Soloveva
Julia Slazhnieva
Bohdan Kononets
Partnership
1 month
Services
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Brand Guidelines
Visual Identity
Logo Design
Tone of Voice
Market Research
Localization Design
Deliverables
Visual Identity System
Logo Suite
Brand Guidelines PDF
Tone of Voice Guide
Asset Pack

Insidertime Branding is the visual identity of Insidertime, a Portugal-based tour operator founded by Ukrainians.

We built it around a dual Portugal–Ukraine concept, covering brand strategy, visual identity, logo, guidelines, and tone of voice. The brand had to keep both homelands visible while staying credible and modern for a public-facing travel company – so the visual language combines Portuguese azulejo patterns with Ukrainian vyshyvanka ornamentation, and that system now carries across every touchpoint.

Travel Brand System Overview

This overview covers the Insidertime Brand Identity system built for a tour operator in Portugal – flower logo mark, airplane symbol, star ornaments, travel icons, a tuk-tuk panel and an iOS app icon.

Insidertime brand system: flower mark on a tuk-tuk, airplane symbol, app icon and travel icons

Logo Construction and Clear Space

Logo specification for a travel brand’s mark: a construction grid, wordmark alignment guides and clear-space zones. Outline, full-color and horizontal lockup versions are shown on blue and light backgrounds; an app icon closes the set.

Insidertime outline logo with flower mark and wordmark on a blue patterned background
Insidertime wordmark with alignment guides and markers below three flower mark versions
Construction grid with intersecting guide lines over the Insidertime flower mark
Insidertime flower mark with 10x clear-space zones around the mark
Insidertime horizontal logo with 10x clear-space zones around mark and wordmark
Insidertime horizontal logo beside a second brand logo, separated by a faded star ornament
Insidertime stacked logo beside a second brand logo, separated by two star ornaments
Insidertime stacked logo beside a round second-brand logo with star ornament divider
Insidertime flower mark app icon beside an iPhone home screen

Typography and Color Palette

Typography and color specification for a tour operator’s brand identity: Oswald and Geist weights, four primary and six secondary colors. The flower mark and logo appear in colorways on blue, cloud, black and photo backgrounds.

Insidertime typography sheet showing Oswald in five weights and Geist in three weights
Insidertime primary color palette: Blue, Yellow, Cloud and White swatches
Insidertime secondary palette: Light Blue, Olive, Grey, Middle Grey, Light Grey and Black swatches
Insidertime flower mark in yellow on a blue rounded tile
Insidertime flower mark in white on a black rounded tile
Insidertime flower mark in blue and yellow on a light cloud-colored tile
Insidertime white horizontal logo over a blue-tinted photo of a tuk-tuk
Insidertime blue and yellow flower mark with white wordmark on a black background

Flower Pattern and Travel Icon System

Pattern and icon system: flower motifs alternate filled and outlined in blue-on-cloud and yellow-on-blue. Ten icons follow three rules – narrow details, strategic shadow, square elements – plus an airplane symbol in six colors.

Insidertime flower mark with yellow fills and black outline on a light tile
Insidertime flower pattern with blue filled and outlined motifs on a cloud background
Insidertime flower pattern with yellow filled and outlined motifs on a blue background
Insidertime flower mark with yellow fills and white outline on a blue tile
Insidertime icon style card Narrow details: thumbs-up and pill icon with blue swatch
Insidertime icon style card Strategic shadow: grey case icon with yellow swatch
Insidertime icon style card Square elements: compass icon with light blue swatch
Ten Insidertime icons in blue tones, including car, clock, padlock, location pin and camera
Insidertime airplane symbol in six color variants on light, blue, yellow, grey and white tiles

Brand Guidelines for a Tour Operator

Brand guidelines built as one reference for logo, colors, patterns, iconography and photography. Spreads show primary colors, iconography usage and a Brand online section on a sky-blue cover and light pages.

Insidertime brand guidelines cover with blue-and-yellow ornament band on a light blue sky background
Insidertime brand guidelines spreads with primary brand colors, iconography usage and a Logo section
Insidertime brand guidelines spreads showing logo construction, pattern, iconography and a Brand online section

Travel Merchandise and Outdoor Applications

Brand applications across travel accessories, apparel and street scenes: key tag, luggage tag, tote bag, T-shirt, glasses case and a tram. The flower mark runs in full color, in yellow and in white on black.

Insidertime flower mark on a keychain tag hanging from a bicycle handlebar
Insidertime yellow flower mark on the blue and yellow side of a tram
Insidertime flower mark on a light blue luggage tag attached to a navy backpack
Insidertime flower mark painted in yellow and blue on a textured wall
Insidertime flower mark printed in blue and yellow on a cream tote bag
Insidertime white flower mark on a black T-shirt
Glasses case with Insidertime blue pattern on a light background beside sunglasses

Brand Applied to Website and Instagram

Brand identity extended to digital touchpoints: a website header in light and dark versions, an Instagram profile with story highlights and a feed grid, and a vertical ad. The full site is covered in Insidertime Marketing Website.

Insidertime website header in light and dark versions with menu items and language switch
Phone screen with an Insidertime ad: Not just tours. Local expertise.
Insidertime Instagram profile on a phone with story highlights
Insidertime Instagram feed grid with blue and yellow posts on a phone screen

If your company sits between two cultures, your brand shouldn’t have to pick one. A travel brand needs to feel local and trustworthy at once, and that’s a strategy question before it’s a visual one.


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