I'm sure this represents some amazing adventures. 

Via We Heart It. 

Kiosk travels the world and brings back mundane treasures for sale in their shop. 

Here's a nice set of vintage luggage labels. 

I recommend a trip over to Nikki Clung's thesis project, Sight:Site. She explores the connection between the marketing of a place and how it influences a visitor's perception and experience of a culture.

"Bound by time and space, the act of travel is fleeting and transitory. But for the tourist, the experience of place is rooted in the material world. From the way that sites are endorsed to the way that they are seen, visual culture constructs and orchestrates the tourist's understanding of locality. Advertisements fuel the desire for authentic experience. Photographs, postcards, and souvenirs prolong and memorialize temporal events. While these visual artifacts validate individual experience, they are also indicative of a larger collective awareness of tourism."

A design portfolio heavily influenced by dry transfers, photocopies and other distressed type. 

(Just click on the images to be taken to the respective Flickr page.)

And other design-inspired shirts and products by SouthEastOne. 

During the opening of Chains, we had left out some dry transfer lettering for people to play with. The letraset station was busy the entire night; it was great to see everyone have so much hands-on fun with typography.

The start of the evening:

And a couple hours later: