Travel publicity art and posters are printed promotional materials created to entice people to visit destinations, especially during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries—often called the golden age of travel. Produced by railways, airlines, shipping companies, and tourism boards, these posters featured vibrant, idealised illustrations of scenic landscapes, famous landmarks, or glamorous lifestyles, often with bold typography and striking design. Created by renowned commercial artists using lithography or screen printing, they were displayed in stations, travel agencies, and public spaces. Today, vintage travel posters are prized for their artistic appeal, nostalgic charm, and cultural reflection of an era's wanderlust and style.