The next time you’ve returned from a big family trip or a romantic couple’s vacation, print out your photos and pin them up on a framed corkboard. This serves as a great reminder of your trip and you can easily switch the photos out the next time you travel or turn the board into a planning board for your next trip.
Print your best travel photos on stretch canvas for your home. You could even sell them on Etsy and make some extra cash!
Create a desk calendar that’ll remind you of your travels and give you a warm, fuzzy feeling while you’re at work. Websites such as VistaPrint and Photobook Singapore let you make your own calendars, where you get to choose from a variety of paper types, fun backgrounds and more.
Make a collage of your images and display it with a standing frame. Simply blow it up (make sure it's of a good size, else your photo will be pixelated), print it, and frame them up.
Much like the corkboard photo display, this clothespin display is interchangeable and doesn’t require much upkeep. You can get this or this from Hipvan, or DIY by getting an old A4 size picture frame, stringing twine across it, and securing the strings on the frames. Then, get small wooden clothes pegs and clip away. Travel pictures, sorted.
Create vinyl stickers out of them to decorate your home with. Not only are they beautiful to look at, they’re a great and affordable way to decorate your home. You can do this at SingaPrinting and PrintCity.
Photo albums are so passe. If your trip was a particularly memorable one, you could make a book out of it and add on different chapters. For example, if you’ve travelled to parts of the US and foresee yourself going back, you could create a chapter specially for that state you were visiting and add on even more when you finally visit other parts of the US. Places you can go to do that include Chatbooks, Blurb and Bookemon.
Stay in touch with your friends by sending them postcards. Simply print the photos you like on stock paper. Or, you could remind them of how much fun you had on your trip together by sending them professionally made postcards when you’re back, from sites such as Artifact Uprising and VistaPrint.