A Tourism Newsletter features stacked content blocks, including a logo header, hero image, lead story, and an events list — exported as an HTML5 file with inline styles and table-based rows for compatibility across email clients. It's often used to share travel tips, upcoming local events, special promotions, and tourism stories by destination marketing organizations and local tourism boards.

Customize a Free Template
Start with this free editable and email-ready Tourism Newsletter template and personalize it online for travel tips, local events, or special promotions. (or )
Generate an On-Brand Tourism Newsletter with AI
Describe your upcoming events and travel stories, or upload an existing issue, and AI will build the editable issue with the blocks already populated, including an events list carrying dates and descriptions, and inline styles to ensure email compatibility.
Edit in the HTML5 Editor
Modify various components like the logo header, subject line, hero image, issue number, lead story, event cards, and footer address with our user-friendly HTML5 editor.
Download an HTML5 File
Download the finalized newsletter as an HTML5 file featuring inline styles and absolute image URLs, ready for pasting into a Gmail compose window or for your mailing tool.

Build these blocks with the email-safe markup each one needs — logo header (single-row table with inline padding), preheader line (hidden span with inline display rules), hero banner (absolute-URL image with a width attribute), issue identity bar (styled table cell, no CSS grid), lead story with call-to-action button (nested table with a bulletproof anchor button), multi-column article row (paired table cells that stack on narrow screens), events list with date chips (nested table, no flexbox), full-width announcement band (table row with a background-color attribute), highlights list with icons (table rows carrying icon images, no list markers), contributor cards (fixed-width table cells with rounded images), social icon row (centered table of inline images), contact block (static map image on an absolute URL), and footer (plain anchors with inline color).