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21 best band logos to inspire your own

• Kylie Goldstein
• Jun 26, 2023
• 11 min read

Whether we stream music on Spotify or Tidal, tune into a radio show on SoundCloud, watch clips on YouTube or share songs from a live show on Instagram, the way we use technology to engage with music has changed dramatically—and continually—since the early 2000s. Today, music streaming makes up 84% of the U.S. music industry revenue. Kings of Leon was the first band to release a digital NFT album in 2021. And TikTok has taken over the charts, giving artists fresh opportunities to expose their sound and reach new audiences.

While the music industry continues to evolve and the possibilities to grow are endless, some things never change. Having a clearly defined brand identity for your band including a distinct band logo is one of the best branding assets you can have, even in the new digital era.

Using a free logo maker to create a band logo is a great way to pin down your visual aesthetic so you can focus on your music, rather than the design. Here we gathered some of the best band logos, plus a few helpful tips to inspire your own.

Why band logos matter

Being serious about your music career means leveling up your marketing and branding efforts, including a strong band logo. A band logo sets the tone for the first impression and subsequent feelings associated with it. A band logo serves as a symbol that represents not only your band’s music, but ideals, values and overall emotion.

People adopt logos to signal their allegiance to a specific tribe, cause or belief. For example, the cult-like nature of the Grateful Dead's Dancing Bears or Dave Matthews Bands' Fire Dancer. Your band logo needs to be visually appealing and representative of your band, so it can be worn proudly. With this in mind, you want your fans to proudly rock your branded t-shirt or slap your band sticker on their laptop. In addition, it can serve to link fans or build community as an expression of fandom.

Whether it appears on your album covers, online playlists, press kit labels, social channels, branded merch or even the vinyl decal covering your bass drum, your band logo needs to instantly embody your music and get your audience’s attention. Even thinking outside the box, like Arcade Fire, who used cryptic postcards sent to fans using their band logo—effectively piquing curiosity and creating buzz with the use of a simple symbol. Check out the Band Logo Maker to get started.

21 of the best band logos

Rolling stones, red hot chili peppers, wu-tang clan, polo and pan, tame impala, arcade fire.

One of the most iconic and famous logos of all time, the Rolling Stones symbol is a must on our list. Designed in 1971 by John Pasche, the logo has withstood the test of time, just like band members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Bold, red and slightly provocative, the “tongue and lips” logo was first based on Kali, the Hindu goddess of death, time, and doomsday and her unmistakable stuck out tongue and bright red lips. This band logo instantly symbolizes the band’s gritty sound and unmistakable stage presence. In 2021, the emblematic logo was changed to black to memorialize drummer Charlie Watts , and used across all the band's merchandise and branding to commemorate their world tour. In addition, the band logo recently underwent another trippy redesign to celebrate the band’s 60th anniversary, showcasing a new psychedelic color palette.

Considered the foundation of “new school” rap, Run DMC’s music is fearless, in your face and unmistakably their own. It’s clear that their logo is representative of their sound and their ideals. This wordmark band logo is uncomplicated and balanced, created by two stacked sets of chunk letters in Franklin Gothic typeface sandwiched between two heavy red lines. This bold logo is not just an icon for the band, but embodies an entire era, representing a generation of hip-hop that continues to be respected today.

Unlike the bold logo in our previous example, Daft Punk’s band logo is much more subdued. Given that the premise of the band’s identity is built upon anonymity, it’s understandable that their logo also takes somewhat of a backseat to their musical styling. While the personal identities of the duo’s band were never secret, they were known for their iconic helmets and never revealing their face. It was only upon the Parisian duo’s breakup that they officially removed their helmets to reveal their faces.

Daft Punk’s brand logo feels almost intentionally askew. The use of handwritten typography evokes a sense of authenticity, but also anonymity, channeling a graffiti feel. In addition, the logo appears in a range of colors, even adding a 3D ink quality to some versions, which highlights the band’s constant artistic evolution.

Originally hand drawn by Red Hot Chili Pepper frontman Anthony Kiedis on a whim, this symbol has gone on to become one of the best band logos of all time. Kiedis sketched an 8-pronged asterisk, which at the time he said was meaningless. Although this was not his intention, the asterisk also denotes omitted information, censorship (like sh*t) or *emphasis*—all fitting characteristics of the band's outsider style. While the logo’s origin may have lacked meaning, today both he and guitarist John Frusciante have the symbol tattooed on their wrists. Check out the full story behind the band logo and Kiedis’s revelation about the asterisk’s true meaning.

Even if you've never heard AC/DC's sharp, loud, and in your face music, chances are you can picture their similarly evocative logo. The Australian rock band uses a lightning bolt icon, symbolizing power, dominance and energy—setting the tone for their hard rock style.

Nirvana’s logo—the quintessentially grunge combination mark pairing large, thick text with a hand drawn doodle of a smiley face with two x eyes. It’s believed that the drawing was created by lead singer Kurt Cobain, but there is an ongoing legal dispute about the smiley’s origin. The smiley’s asymmetrical, intentionally-flawed design feels humanistic, balancing out the boldness of the font. It’s asymmetrical and intentionally flawed. And with the resurgence of Hot Topic becoming a fav among Gen Z, it’s safe to say this iconically ‘90s logo will live on branded merch for many generations to come.

The public knows Swedish pop group ABBA for their distinct music, iconic fashion and their very public relationship failures. ABBA’s logo exemplifies the brand’s refined, yet playful essence: Two pairs of letters A and B represent the two couples that make up the group—with a backwards ᗺ adding a break in the otherwise uniform layout. The palindromic logo can be read from either direction. Using letters in creative and unexpected ways is a logo design tip that helps you stand out in your audience’s minds.

When you think of the Wu-Tang Clan, you might instantly think of two hands forming the letter W. It’s no coincidence that their band logo carries the same motif, reflecting the group’s clan-like tightness and music ideals. This memorable and eye-catching symbol may be interpreted as an abstract logo to some, but others clearly see the letter W or a bird. Using a strong logo color combination of yellow and black, the Wu-Tang Clan’s band emblem features a text overlay that cleverly cuts the design’s layout.

Queen’s traditional emblem, one of the oldest types of logos and brand marks. Queen’s logo contains more details than other bands on this list and features zodiac signs, flames, and the letter Q. Individually, these elements symbolize an important part of the band story, but together they compose a design that emulates a monarchy-style crest. Designed by Freddie Mercury himself, this effectively nods to the band’s royal name.

Logo shapes convey unique meanings or evoke specific responses. Triangles, for example, can mean wisdom or strength, and depending on their direction they can represent different ideals from fertility to the Deity symbol of the Eye of Providence. In the case of Alt J’s band logo, the triangle represents the letter A in the band’s name—but it also symbolizes the delta sign ∆, made by clicking the alt and J buttons on a keyboard. The indie rock band displays its clever persona through integrating the triangle in several design compositions and iterations of their band logo. Creating custom letters or integrating shapes within text is a versatile and eye-catching logo design idea.

The electronic music duo known for their unique sound and remixing skills, also has a distinct band logo, taking a universal symbol and repurposing it to create a new meaning. In a Stoney Road’s interview , band member Xavier de Rosnay said, “We really liked heavy-metal and rock style logo design, and we wanted to design the Justice logo in a similar way. We kept using [the letter T, represented by a cross] in all our artworks, and it just never left.” The logo is so synonymous with the band that when Justin Beiber announced an album called “Justice,” the duo sent him a cease-and-desist, claiming that the singer infringed on the band's trademark .

Known to millions of fans, the BTS logo uses geometric shapes at unique angles to create a three-dimensional effect. The meaning for the boy band is multidimensional, too: Looking at it like a butterfly, there’s a sense of movement. But it could depict open windows, symbolizing the influence the Korean septet brought to western pop culture. Or even doors, like the opportunities the group received as one of the top-selling acts in the world last year . Regardless of what meaning each fan derives, millions of them sport the same logo in a range of colors, and on a diverse collection of merchandise, including the latest BTS collectible, Premium BTS Logo: Seoul Edition .

NSYNC's logo epitomizes the Y2K boy band aesthetic, featuring a pastel color and an easy-to-recall all caps font, punctuated with the universal symbol of a star. While novel and attention-grabbing back then, this style is now making the rounds as a nostalgic logo trend. For example, in Pixar's "Turning Red," the fictional boy-band 4*Town sports a similar design.

This contagious and upbeat electric duo produces an eclectic, global sound. Their spirited musical style is mirrored in their brightly colored album covers, music videos and, of course, their logo. Polo and Pan’s retro logo evokes mid-century exotica stylings, perfectly embodying the band’s bright aesthetic and ethereal sounds.

The Eurovision song winners from Italy catapulted into the music scene in 2021, claiming a Top 200 spot on Spotify, making their American debut on SNL and even catching the ear of iconic music producer Mark Ronson . Just like how their music packages old soul rock in a fresh modern take, the Maneskin logo takes strong inspiration from the graffiti world to create something familiar, yet new.

Led by the infamous party rockers Redfoo and SkyBlu, LMFAO has a distinct sound and logo to match. This playful band logo clearly puts the emphasis on themselves and their bigger-than-life musical personas, selling not only their boundary-pushing, humorous music but creating an entire musical experience. Although they went on hiatus in 2012, creating speculation around a break-up, the band is still very much together and hasn’t fully disappeared . Whether they produce new music in the future or not, their band logo is a great example of an effective design that perfectly represents the sound.

The Radiohead band logo has gone through several iterations over the years since the band’s inception in 1992. Perhaps the most iconic and memorable is the “modified bear” icon that was first seen in 2000. This geometric bear emblem became a symbol for the band and has continued to appear in their branding today. Even as the band’s aesthetic evolved through typography and kerning changes, the modified bear has endured. This quirky, hard-to-miss symbol is instantly recognizable, and creates unity among Radiohead fans around the world. It exudes the ultimate street style mood, a certain je ne sais quoi grunginess that possibly inspired other fashion trends like Balenciaga’s collab with video game fashion .

Every time Kevin Parker puts out a new album with trippy, psychedelic Tame Impala, he uses it as a clean slate to update the look and feel of the band’s identity, speaking to the future of logos . In general, it is recommended that brands only update or refresh their logo every five years; however, as a band’s music evolves with every new release, so can their logo. Tame Impala organically incorporates this idea, changing their logo to reflect the band’s new sound iteration—and fans anticipate the change and look forward to collecting Tame Impala’s latest merch.

Formed by sisters Alana, Danielle and Este Haim, the band is a staple of the indie-music circuit. With their recent video collaboration with director Paul Thomas Anderson , their videos join the company of Fiona Apple, Radiohead and his latest Oscar-nominated comedy Licorice Pizza. Like their music, Haim’s band logo brings a modern twist to the ‘70’s hippie feel. The typography is connected, with each letter bleeding into the other, creating a sense of movement. It almost looks like notes written on sheet music, with the lines behind tying them all together. This band logo also has a softness to it, perfectly matching the famous sisters style and sound.

A solid, clean design, the XX logo is an example of an effective minimalist logo . Their band logo uses the gestalt principle of similarity, which creates a sense of connectivity. Whether it is through the use of color, font, size, or texture—the XX logo uses the common X characteristic in every version of their logo to weave a common thread. Using the technique of masking, the practice of using a mask to protect a specific area of an image (think masking tape blocking off paint), the X logo appears in a range of contexts, sometimes even using an embossed approach to create a three-dimensional quality. Not to mention, it impeccably reinforces the band’s name.

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Here is another band that playfully uses their name in their logo design. Rumored to be named after a childhood tale of a deadly fire, Arcade Fire triggers a certain sense of nostalgia for youthful carelessness. Using symmetry and negative space, their logo captures a bustling, carnival-like aesthetic, imbued with a sense of melancholy and longing. It perfectly encapsulates the grandiose orchestration of their indie baroque music.

Band logo design tips

Now that you’re ready to design a logo for your band, here are a few helpful tips to keep in mind.

01. Consider your logo colors

Just as specific music notes evoke certain feelings in harmony, so can certain logo color combinations . Take logo psychology into consideration as you map out your design and try testing different colors to see what feeling it stirs. For example, are you channeling a dream pop shoegaze sound? Try soft pinks, warm purples and other ethereal hues characterized by lightness and intangibility. Looking to become the next grunge sensation? Explore muted palettes with muddy earth tones, mellow neutrals and bold black. A Music Logo Maker is a helpful tool to explore your options.

02. Let the music genre influence your design

The music we listen to can directly affect our mood. Soothing jazz, boomy deep house or energizing indie pop each have their own unique look and feel. Let the specific genre of your music guide your design decisions to easily and effectively communicate with your audience. It will also lead you to an authentic and meaningful brand identity and experience.

03. Make it easy to recall

The easier it is for people to recognize and describe your band logo, the better. Similar to describing a memorable song or tune, a good logo should be catchy and memorable. Check out these real estate logos and podcast logos to get even more inspiration.

04. Ensure it looks good at any size

Paying attention to logo size is important for consistency and ensuring that your band logo is always clear and recognizable, whether it appears online on your music website or social channels, offline on merchandise, tattooed onto a fan’s arm or plastered on a billboard or musical festival line up. Check out some of the best logos from all industries that work in a variety of contexts.

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Band Logos & Wordmarks

### Section 1: Introduction

Welcome to the Sonic Identity: Crafting Memorable Logos for Bands and Musicians

In the pulsating world of music, where every beat tells a story, your visual identity matters. A well-crafted logo is more than just a graphic; it’s a visual chord that strikes a harmonious connection between your music and your audience. In this exploration of logo design for bands and musicians, we delve into the art and importance of creating a distinctive visual signature that resonates with your sound.

### Section 2: The Power of a Logo in the Music Industry

#### Unveiling Your Unique Sound

Your music is a personal expression of your artistry. A logo serves as a visual encapsulation of that expression, allowing your audience to instantly recognize and connect with your unique sound. It becomes a symbol that transcends language, communicating the essence of your music to fans across the globe.

#### Branding Beyond the Stage

A well-designed logo extends beyond your album covers and concert posters; it becomes the face of your brand. Whether it’s stamped on merchandise, digital platforms, or promotional materials, your logo is the visual ambassador of your musical identity. Consistent branding builds a recognizable presence that lingers in the minds of your audience.

### Section 3: Elements of an Effective Music Logo

#### Simplicity Speaks Louder

In a world inundated with visual stimuli, simplicity stands out. A successful music logo is often stripped down to its essential elements, creating a clean and memorable design. Think of iconic logos like The Rolling Stones’ lips or The Beatles’ apple – simple yet instantly recognizable.

#### Symbolism and Storytelling

Great logos tell a story. Whether it’s a subtle nod to the band’s history, a reflection of the genre, or an abstract representation of the music itself, symbolism adds depth to a logo. It becomes a visual puzzle for fans to decode, fostering a deeper connection with the brand.

#### Versatility in Design

A logo should be versatile enough to adapt to various mediums and contexts. From the grandeur of a concert stage to the small screen of a mobile device, a well-designed logo maintains its impact. Scalability, adaptability, and clarity are key considerations in creating a logo that stands the test of visibility across platforms.

### Section 4: The Collaborative Process

#### Understanding the Musician’s Vision

At [Your Logo Design Studio], we believe in collaboration. Our process begins with understanding the musician’s vision. Through in-depth conversations, we explore the artist’s musical influences, thematic preferences, and the emotions they wish to evoke through their logo.

#### Sketching the Sonic Landscape

Our design team takes the initial concepts and translates them into visual sketches. These sketches are the preliminary blueprints, capturing the essence of the musician’s identity. We present these drafts for feedback, ensuring that the artist’s vision aligns seamlessly with our design.

#### Fine-Tuning the Harmony

The collaboration continues with a meticulous fine-tuning process. We work hand-in-hand with musicians to incorporate their feedback, ensuring every detail resonates with their artistic vision. This iterative process allows for a harmonious blend of creativity and precision.

### Section 5: Case Studies

#### [Band Name] – A Symphony in Symmetry

Explore how we collaborated with [Band Name] to create a logo that mirrors the symmetrical beauty of their music. From concept to execution, witness the evolution of a visual identity that amplifies the band’s sonic signature.

#### [Solo Artist] – Crafting a Solo Melody

Dive into the solo journey of [Solo Artist] as we dissect the creation of a logo that captures the individuality and depth of a solo musical venture. Discover how a single symbol can echo the soulful notes of a solo artist.

### Section 6: The Impact of a Well-Designed Logo

#### Fan Recognition and Loyalty

A logo serves as a beacon for your fanbase. It’s the symbol they proudly wear on merchandise, the image they share on social media, and the flag they wave at concerts. A well-designed logo fosters fan recognition and loyalty, creating a visual bond that extends beyond the music.

#### Professionalism and Marketability

In the competitive music industry, professionalism sets you apart. A professionally designed logo enhances your marketability, signaling to promoters, record labels, and collaborators that you take your craft seriously. It becomes a visual testament to your commitment to excellence.

### Section 7: The Future of Music Logos

#### Digital Evolution

As the music industry continues to evolve in the digital age, so do logos. Digital platforms offer new and exciting ways for logos to come alive – from animated intros in music videos to interactive elements in virtual concerts. The future holds endless possibilities for pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.

#### Adaptive Designs

The rise of immersive experiences in virtual reality and augmented reality opens doors for logos to become dynamic and adaptive. Imagine a logo that transforms with each new album release or adapts to the mood of a live performance, creating an ever-evolving visual narrative.

### Section 8: Contact Us

Ready to compose your visual symphony? Contact [Your Logo Design Studio] to embark on a collaborative journey in creating a logo that encapsulates the spirit of your music. Let’s craft a visual identity that resonates with your audience and echoes in the hearts of your fans. Together, let’s create a logo that becomes an enduring part of your sonic legacy.

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Travel Logo Design Inspirations & Tips – Complete Guide

“Life is a journey, not a destination” – Ralph Emerson . Everyone loves travelling and has their own style of enjoying at its best. Some like to go mountains while others seashore. No matter what’s your preference, you’ll be doing considerable research from scratch to fulfill your bucket list. To this, you might also be approaching different Tour or Travel companies to get their advice and ideas.

There are hundreds or thousands of Travel agencies who might be offering the same services as yours. How to stand out from the crowd? A professional travel logo design is the primary key to accomplishing it.

Especially in this digital world, where a quick search will give you many tour agencies and everyone asserting to offer their customers precisely what they require too. Competition is high, and you only have a three-second window to catch your viewer’s initial attention, which is possible only through an attractive tour or travel logo design.

To develop an eye-catchy unique travel logo that makes your brand stand out, you need the help of experts . The best method is to approach a creative logo design agency that understands your needs and promise the best quality design for your brand.

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What Makes a Good Travel Logo?

When you think of a travel brand, you might probably think of a hotel, travel agency or a booking website. But the travel industry is something more than that. There are transportation companies, travel blogs, lodging quick, etc. In short, they all help us get the possibilities to explore the world .

While we observe various organisations in the travel industry, you can get more clarity on the different elements used in common. Eccentric, abstract and sparkling logos are perfect for executing with travel brands. For example, imageries like airplanes and suitcases are standard images used in such logos. But, remember, it’s not necessary to stick with all these elements; you can explore more too. The travel industry is a leisure, fun, creative industry. It’s a segment where you become a bridge for people’s dreams into reality.

Also Read: Why Every Business Need a Logo Design Company

Inspirational tour & travel logo ideas, now let’s outlook some of the different types of tour & travel logo ideas that can implement in your logo design:, 1. vintage travel logos:.

It is one of the most typical choices of all significant companies in this sector. For brands in the travel segment, a vintage logo helps develop an elegant art deco of the 1950s and 80s . Such designs also make a personal attachment with travelers, recalling the nostalgia of their previous trips or summer camps. No matter which direction you choose, a vintage-inspired travel logo gives rise to a call of wanderlust by communicating to viewers’ emotions about travel .

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2. Adventurous Travel Logos:

The primary reason most people travel is due to the opportunity of experiencing adventure. The absolute adventure depends upon individual preference, but the concept remains the same: to get out from your familiar routine and do something you cannot do till time.

Brands that promise to make your times unforgettable can convey this message in their logos. Such logos are more relevant to companies that majorly handle adventurous activities and those hotel groups that give a different concept to their guests.

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3. Secure Travel Logos:

Safety is one major factor most travelers notice before going on any trip. The element of safety depends on where you’re, with whom and who all are waiting on your safe return. Especially when people travel with their loved ones, they research every nook and corner before finalising a travel agency.

Such Secure travel logos reassure travelers that they are safe in their hands and will not face any difficulties at any phase of their trip.

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4. Minimalist Travel Logos:

One of the best methods to make your logo elegant is to keep it simple. It is not only applicable for travel logos but also for brands in all categories. However, the concept works distinctly in different industries. When it comes to a travel brand, having a minimalist logo is the perfect choice if you want to develop your brand as a modern entity .

Such logos are majorly applicable in hotels and other accommodation or transportation brands.

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Effective Tour & Travel Logo Design Tips

Now let’s have a clear understanding of the top practical Tour & Travel tips for developing a professional logo design:

1. Consider Your Brand Personality:

The first and supreme tip you need to keep in mind while creating a professional logo is to consider a design that reflects your brand personality. As you plan to run a tour and travel agency, you should know the exact meaning of a brand personality.

Your company’s brand personality is the summation of your nature and potential clients. Therefore, try to find out your personality traits and combine them with the nature of your potential customer. Determine which characteristic of yours overlie with your customers. That region where these two traits are encountered will be the best feature of your brand.

2. Brainstorm for Ideas:

Before sketching a logo for your brand, it is vital to have a distinct logo concept. So, you should have a brainstorming session to identify the look and feel of the concept. It will help to set out all your mind thoughts into it, including bad ones.

While having the session, ensure you and your team considers the targeted audience. Contemplate how they will look on your brand and what is essential to them. Also, invite ideas that are even out of your box, leading to an entirely different concept, not in your mindset.

3. Research Your Competitors:

Before commencing your logo design , it is best to observe your competitors logos and find out what made them different. Assess their choice of colours, fonts, imageries, characters, etc. It will help better understand how you can develop a unique, catchy design that makes you stand out from the competitors .

For example, if most travel agencies apply blue as their supreme colour, you may use yellow or red to look peculiar. Similarly, if they use conventional logos, you can implement a modern logo. Sometimes, one of such illustrations helps you stand out from others.

4. Appeal To Your Target Audience:

Once you get to know your competitors, the next step is to understand your target audience. For this, you also need to do substantial research and analyse what form of look appeals to them, what elicits them to a tour & travel service, and their travel goals.

After getting an idea about all these concepts, incorporate them into your logo to make it more appealing. For example, luxury travelers have a different point of view than budget travelers; the same goes for business travelers. Thus, knowing your target audience is the centre of building a wholly stand out and victorious travel logo for your company.

5. Selection of Colours:

For a travel company logo, colours play a significant role in engaging tourists to travel by using the company’s services . Ensure that the colours are vigorous to indicate the joy and fun of travelling.

You also need to make attention that the colours in your logo match your company’s specific colours. However, in most travel logos, we can see the utilisation of yellow, red, green and blue as these are comparably brighter colours, thus evoking the emotions of happiness and delight. It helps in developing trust towards your travel company. ( source )

6. Usage of Fonts:

Similar to colours and design styles, choosing typography is also an important decision to make your logo attractive. We have examples of many brands that fail just because their font didn’t communicate the exact message of the brand.

In general, fonts are categorised as serif, sans-serif, script and display fonts. Remember that a clear quality of fonts helps develop your brand’s personality. You need to consider the font that showcases your brand consistency and check whether it appeals well to your web page and other platforms.

7. Convey Your Message:

Above all, your logo has to be something that conveys a good message. What are your company’s mission, vision and significant goal? Before you even begin work with considering the specific elements of your travel logo, list them down.

Once you have the right message, it will help you select the proper colour, fonts, imageries, and other logo elements to attract your target audience . You’ll be able to convey better what you offer also summon the sense of happiness and proficiency that you want.

When looking into the travel industry, you can visualise thousands of unique logos, so you have to come up with something that creates a unique identity for your business. Though a simple logo is better, it must be an impressive design that communicates the brand message efficiently. Also, pick out the perfect colours that evoke the appropriate emotions and fonts that deliver the personality of your tour and travel company.

If you are an established brand in this industry or a startup, a professional eye-catchy logo is necessary to have a good pitch in the market. Don’t make yourself late in this competitive world. If you need any counsel or help to develop the best logo, you can contact the LogoPeople team.

We can definitely align up a meeting and discuss the scope of your business and the development of the brand over a cup of coffee.

Author: Megha Malik

As a passionate entrepreneur and creative brand consultant with experience of 14 years in digital, branding and packaging industry, it is my honest effort to put my experiences and knowledge of industry towards readers. A chartered accountant by degree but a marketing personality in blood has motivated her to take in designing industry as a career. With her fun-loving personality and sharp branding skills, she is a great motivational speaker on her  YouTube channel , an active member in various business channels offline as well as online. Do connect me personally via my  LinkedIn  and I love to share my expertise with you.

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Many airlines have 'stopover' programs that let travelers tour a city between connecting flights, and some will even pay for a hotel — here's how to book them

• Many people intentionally book flights with long connections so they can explore the layover city.
• Airlines capitalize on this trend with "stopover" programs, some even offering free hotels and food.
• These stopovers benefit travelers, airlines, and the carrier's home country by boosting tourism.

A special segment of adventurous travelers will purposely book itineraries with long connections in layover cities just to leave the airport and explore for a few hours or days between flights.

Airlines have jumped on this growing trend with built-in "stopover" programs, which can come with free or discounted hotels, excursions, transportation, and food at the layover destination.

It's basically a vacation within a vacation.

Although it sounds too good to be true, stopovers benefit everyone involved. Travelers get more choices and don't have to be confined to an airport, airlines gain customers who may have otherwise chosen a nonstop option on a competitor, and the carrier's home country sees a boost in tourism.

Plus, the cheap or complimentary accommodations typically come at a small cost to airlines, thanks to partnerships with local hotels or tour companies.

Not all stopover programs are structured with an emphasis on tourism, though, as some were created simply to offer conveniences during long layovers. Still, they are a way to secure a free hotel and explore an extra city.

Here are 22 global airline stopover programs, each lasting anywhere from hours to months.

Many carriers allow stopovers to be added to a regular cash booking, but some are only available via award tickets . This means the flight was paid for using points/miles or a combination of points/miles and cash.

Air Canada has a stopover option built into its Aeroplan loyalty program. It allows customers booking award flights to add a stop on international journeys and explore practically any city the airline flies to outside the US and Canada.

The add-on costs 5,000 Aeroplan points each way and can only be booked if the stop is at least 24 hours, capping out at 45 days.

Air France/KLM

Air France and Dutch carrier KLM's Flying Blue loyalty program offers a stopover of 24 hours or more in a connecting city on either carrier or their airline partners.

The option is free to add to award tickets, and passengers can stay up to a year in the stopover city.

China Southern Airlines

China Southern Airlines offers a free one-night hotel stay for transfer passengers with connection times lasting between six and 30 hours, though there are some time and route restrictions.

Breakfast and transportation are included for eligible travelers.

Copa Airlines

Copa Airlines' Panama stopover program allows customers to spend anywhere from 24 hours to seven days in the nation's capital, Panama City, on their outbound or return trip.

The option is free for the first stopover, but a second stopover can cost up to $250 plus taxes. Copa offers discounted hotels and tours that can be booked via its stopover website.

Emirates allows a stopover in Dubai with the option to add discounted tours or hotel bookings to the itinerary via its website.

The UAE carrier also has a " Dubai Connect " program that gives passengers with layovers between 6 and 26 hours, depending on the cabin, a complimentary hotel, transfers, meals, and any needed visa.

Dubai Connect only triggers if the customer takes the next available flight. Essentially, you can't intentionally book a longer layover to quality for the free stopover hotel.

Ethiopian Airlines

Ethiopian Airlines' transit program gives customers flying via Addis Ababa a free hotel, transit visa, and transfers during layovers lasting between eight and 24 hours.

The hotel on the airline's website is the Ethiopian Skylight In-Terminal Hotel, located inside the airport.

Etihad Airways

Etihad Airways offers a stopover in its Abu Dhabi hub, which comes with an undisclosed discount at select three-star hotels for up to two nights.

Two and four-night stays can be booked at more luxurious four and five-star hotels at a 40% discount. The minimum stay is 24 hours.

Although Etihad's website says it is temporarily unavailable, the airline used to allow eligible travelers to use a so-called Transit Connect Package that provided a free hotel near the airport for layovers lasting 10 to 24 hours. It is unclear when or if the program is returning.

Fiji Airways

Fiji Airways offers a stopover program in Fiji for those traveling to and from Australia, New Zealand, and other South Pacific nations.

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Hotels and activities like ziplining and beach resorts can be booked through the airline as part of the stopover package.

Finnair allows passengers to book 6, 12, or 24-hour layovers in Helsinki at no additional fare charge and outlines itinerary ideas and information on its website , like transportation, free walking tours, and restaurants.

Customers can book a hotel through the airline and earn Finnair Plus points.

Iberia customers can plan a stopover in Madrid to or from an international destination for one to six nights at no extra cost.

Discounts on hotels, excursions, and transfers in the Spanish capital are available through Iberia.

Icelandair offers a stopover option for one to seven days in its capital city of Reykjavik on transatlantic itineraries for no additional charge.

The airline offers itinerary help and assistance in booking excursions and tours. Hotels need to be booked separately.

Japan Airlines

Japan Airlines considers itself one of the "most stopover -friendly" carriers in the world.

The stopovers, which trigger at 24 hours, are not limited to JAL's hubs in Tokyo but can be enjoyed in places like Osaka and Kyoto using the airline's multi-city booking tool.

Latam Airlines

Latam Airlines offers stopovers for between one and three days on flights that connect in São Paulo, Brasilia, Fortaleza, Recife, Manaus, Curitiba, and Belem. Only international itineraries that connect in São Paulo.

Hotels and amenities can be booked via Latam, but the stopover booking is free.

Oman Air offers customizable stopover packages to give travelers time to explore the country's capital, Muscat, and beyond. An additional fare charge may be applicable, though the airline does not fly to the US.

Packages and a-la-carte options include discounted hotels for up to three nights, as well as organized tours, meals, and transfers.

Australian flag carrier Qantas offers its stopovers in a similar manner to JAL in that multi-city bookings can be manipulated to add extra days between flights in layover cities, like Bangkok, Osaka, or San Francisco.

This comes at no extra cost on eligible Qantas fares and can be used on its Oneworld partner airlines.

Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways' stopover program allows passengers with a minimum layover of 12 hours and up to 24 hours to choose from a list of deeply discounted four and five-star hotels. Certain flight itineraries allow for up to four nights.

Nightly hotel rates start at $14 per person for 1 night at four-star standard hotels, with premium five-star beach hotels starting at $30 per person for one night.

Royal Jordanian Airlines

Royal Jordanian Airlines' transit program gives economy and business-class travelers with at least eight and six-hour layovers, respectively, a free hotel room, meals, and transit, assuming certain fare conditions are met.

However, the connecting flight must be the earliest possible — meaning, similar to Emirates, passengers can't intentionally book a longer layover to be eligible for the complimentary perks.

Swiss International Air Lines

Swiss International Air Lines, or SWISS, has a multi-city stopover booking tool on its website that allows passengers to find itineraries with extra days in Switzerland.

The cost of hotels and other perks is on the customer, though.

Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines' stopover program is available via the multi-city tool, similar to other carriers, where travelers can add hotels, transfers, and activities. The stopover can last one to seven days.

Singapore also offers free transit tours to passengers with layover times between five and a half and 24 hours at Singapore's Changi Airport. It's first-come, first-serve and includes sightseeing around Singapore.

TAP Air Portugal

TAP Air Portugal allows customers to add a stopover in Lisbon or Porto between one and 10 days, offering discounts on hotels, food, and activities.

It also offers 25% off a domestic flight to a second Portuguese destination, like the Azores or Madeira islands, to take during the stopover.

Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines' stopover program gives economy travelers a one-night free hotel stay and business flyers a two-night free stay if the period between their connecting flights in Istanbul exceeds 20 hours.

Those traveling from the US in economy class can stay up to two nights in a four-star hotel, while those traveling in business can stay up to three nights in a five-star hotel.

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She continued, “Five days a week I undergo athletic, physical and vocal therapy. I work on my toes, my knees, my calves, my fingers, my singing, my voice… I have to learn to live with it now and stop questioning myself. At the beginning I would ask myself: why me? How did this happen? What have I done? Is this my fault?”

Dion says she doesn’t have the answers as to why she got this illness and she only has two options, “Either I train like an athlete and work super hard, or I switch off and it’s over, I stay at home, listen to my songs, stand in front of my mirror and sing to myself. I’ve chosen to work with all my body and soul, from head to toe, with a medical team. I want to be the best I can be. My goal is to see the Eiffel Tower again!”

The “My Heart Will Go On” singer says that it’s her family, children, and fans that keep her strong and is grateful she has the means to have good doctors and treatments, adding, “I have this strength within me. I know that nothing is going to stop me.”

Since being diagnosed with SPS, Dion has been largely kept out of the public eye. In February of this year, she made a surprise appearance at the Grammys and presented an award to Taylor Swift .

When asked about getting back on stage and touring again, Dion said, “I can’t answer that… Because for four years I’ve been saying to myself that I’m not going back, that I’m ready, that I’m not ready… As things stand, I can’t stand here and say to you: ‘Yes, in four months’ [I will return]. I don’t know… My body will tell me.”

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After the double album was released Friday, fans wondered if the singer would fit any of the 31 songs into the three-plus hour set. In the quick 15-second video, fans pointed out a couple of suspect shots, including Swift leaning against a railing that seems to have the "TTPD" logo and a quick scene where her backup dancers hold poles and wear top hats.

Swift has been on a two-month break from the Eras Tour and has spent much of her time in Los Angeles.

If there is a new Eras Tour set, the next question is where would she add the era? "Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince's" opening line is a perfect opening for an artist who has released seven albums and hasn't seen fans: "It's been a long time coming."

She could end the show with the "TTPD" set, but "Karma" is also a good show closer. Other than those two options, she could place "TTPD" after "Reputation" and before "Speak Now" or also right before "Midnights."

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Logo design for the products is luxury heritage saris, some of which are hand-loomed and others which have a more modern focus. They are highly elegant, Classy and sophisticated. The aim is to attract an elite and trendy crowd as well as the western/ non-Indian audience.

Classy, sophisicated logo design for an Indian restaurant called 'Dalichini' Using burgundy and gold, the overall look represents the passion and energy of the Indian cuisine.

NAKHRA beauty

Logo for an Upscale Indian Restaurant

Fast - casual Indian restaurant

We are a fast-casual Indian restaurant that serves popular Indian street food and street food from around the world with an Indian twist. Our target audience is people on the go looking for a quick bite similar to a panera bread or chipotle. We will mainly be takeout, but will have a space for people to eat their meals. It will be a trendy, tech driven space with self ordering kiosks, qr codes, mobile ordering, and a large social media presence.

Create an artistic logo for a music school!

The winning logo for Sustainable products and services

Logo inspired by the Indian pattern and colours

Emblem for luxury Indian teas

Royal-looking logo for luxury Indian teas. Task was to combine royal elements (crown, shield, mascots) and elements associated with India. The elephant has much significance in Indian culture, and so it is selected for the mascot of the company. You can see here few versions of logo, depending on usage.

Winner of "Silk Road" Contest

Oriental Restaurant & Café

Logo For Masala King

Secret Stash Logo

Logo concept for Secret Stash.

Bloom India

Bloom India is a non-profit that redefines the future for vulnerable children in red-light districts and slums in India by providing access to world-class academies. Through holistic education and care, we cultivate the best of what is already within these children who were previously never given an opportunity to thrive.

The London 74 - Logo Design

Logo for a Women Health App

Pranic evoLution

Logo Design for an event company dedicated to raising consciousness of individuals by hosting spiritual events, like: meditations, kirtans, sound healing events, and yoga.

Logo concept for Dey Originals

Logo concept for Dey Originals. A brand which makes Indian spices.

Studeasy - Edtech Logo

The Shiva Sequences

One more to the Sequences. The Shiva Sequences.

Machine-learning based dating app needs logo

Simple Logo for dating mobile Aplication. the combination of heart shape.

Logo for Luxury & Opulent Indian Wear Label with Intl Appeal

Design for a luxury Ethnic Indian wear (sarees, Punjabi suits, lehengas, evening bags and clutches, jewelry, men shervanis) to the elite and stylish wearer. For someone who loves to dress well and look elite, classy, elegant and fashionable.

Peacock heart logo

twistedspoon

Authentic Journeys needs authentic logo - can you capture the essence of our company?

cristinemp want a logo that represent The Travel Agency, and they focus will be on India, but also include Nepal, Bhutan, and other neighboring countries.

Any concept for KULFI ME

KULFI ME is a seller of Kulfi that is an Indian Ice Cream. 5 main flavors (Pistachio, Malai (Milk Cream), Rose, Mango, and Chocolate) are sold. Any concept for KULFI ME can be used with red, green, and blue color shades. So, an emblem with 5 flavors of kulfi is designed.

bold and creative logo for care bridge

plus is for care and a star crossing over the plus shown as a bridge

UCarnival is the largest Indian Ethnic Fashion Bazaar-on-Wheels. As colorful as India and as diverse as its culture, it is a shopping extravaganza that travels across USA carrying Heritage Indian Fashion style statements as well as their modern renditions.

Needle logo

makanan india

LOGO DESIGN

not that experience just trying out on my terms

Fashion logo

My very first logo designing on 99designs.

BARBA ACADEMY

Hi I have made a design according to the brief you provided. The design concept with purple dahlias, combined with a unique shape, makes the logo look professional, elegant, attractive, and good. This logo is perfect for the academy logo that you have. Give me feedback if you find it suitable or you want a change with the concept. Thank you

Logo for Heera

minimal sanskrit logo for kane

I did the custom font design for this logo. the style of this logo is minimalistic, abstract and symmetrical.

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