How to Write a Brochure for Children

Writing travel brochures can be very interesting and rewarding. Writing brochures for children present particular issues that can be resolved by unleashing your creativity, as well as that of the child who lives inside you.

Things You'll Need

• Creativity
• Ability to relate to children
• Pictures

Instructions

1. Write about travel destinations in terms of things and places children have a strong interest in, such as animals, make-believe, fun, games and adventure.

2. Use simple language all children can understand, but not so simple that they feel like you're talking down to them.

3. Include a lot of pictures. Children relate more to visual media than written words. For them, a picture really does paint a thousand words.

4. Invent a cartoon or fantasy character to "speak" to children about places they may want to visit.

5. Put yourself into a child's situation, and answer questions they would ask. "What is there to eat?" and "I'm bored! What fun things are there to do?" can be easily answered in a children's brochure.

6. Include information that will be on a child's mind, such as what child-friendly food and beverages are available, activities children enjoy, and lots of colorful pictures of people enjoying those foods, beverages and activities.