WE BRING YOUR PASSION TO YOU
CONTENTS
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02
The Origin
The Shift
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Ou r Past
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O ur Value
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Miles tones
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O ur Mi ssion
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O ur Audi ence
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Pan Am Then
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Pan Am Now
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Brand Attri butes
03 04 05 The Style
The Mark
The Future
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O u r New Ma rk
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Color Palatte
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R enovation
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Co n ce pt Ide a t io n
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Pri mar y Typeface
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Trave l
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A n a tomy
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Secondar y Typeface
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Language
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L o g o t ype
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Graphi c Elements
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Adventure
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Cl e a r S pa ce
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Photographic Style
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C ulture
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A l te rna te Ve rs io ns
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Stati onar y System
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Hi stor y
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Co l o r Va ria t io ns
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F ood
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B a ckgro u nd Va ria t io ns
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I n co rrec t Us e s
01 The Origin Our Past Milestones
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PA N A M B R A N D B OO K
OUR PAST
We ruled the sky.
Pan American World Airways, known from
Pan Am represented an adventurous image
its founding until 1950 and commonly known
of the United States to the world. Despite
as Pan Am, was the principal and largest
a dramatic fall from grace, Pan American left
international air carrier in the United States
behind a legacy unmatched by any other
from 1927 until its collapse in 1991.
airline in the history of U.S. aviation.
Pan Am was founded in 1927 as a scheduled
Although many other airlines were the first
air mail and passenger service operating
to offer regular services on various international
between Key West, Florida, and Havana, the
routes, it was Pan American Airways that ruled
airline became a major company credited
the sky and set the standards for service in the
with many innovations.
commercial aviation era.
In the history of American commercial aviation, there is no airline more influential, important, and better known than Pan American Airways.
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MILESTONE
Pan Am started to use
Pan Am was the first US
Boeing on transatlantic
airline to begin jet service
routes, and the style
with Boeing 707 from New
of flight crews became
York to Paris.
more formal.
1939
1958
1927
1946
Pan Am was founded by
Pan Am Started to order
Jua Trippe as an air mail
its own Constellation fleet.
and passenger service.
CHAPTER 01 THE ORIGIN
Pan Am sold their Pacific routes to United Airlines and American Airlines.
1991
1973 Oil Crisis, the first event that led to the downfall.
2016 Now, with our new vision, and mission we introduce a new Pan American.
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02 The Shift Our Value Our Mission Our Audience Pan Am Then Pan Am Now Brand Attributes
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OUR VALUE
CULTURAL We always respect and honor dynamic cultures, we want to help you have a better cultural exchange experience.
FUN We are bright, friendly and down-to-earth. The details are important, we want you to enjoy your time with us.
I N N OVAT I V E We constantly create ingenious solutions to the real challenges of today, tomorrow and beyond. We are willing to take risks and adopt new strategies to make your life easier.
PA S S I O N AT E We are passionate about our brand, our service and our products. It is passion that will always guide adidas.
PA N A M B R A N D B OO K
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OUR MISSION
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To expand the horizons and enrich peoples lives through both personal and cultural explorations.
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OUR AUDIENCE
Homemakers Susan 37, Homemaker, Married with two children, Reno
Loves kids a lot and she was a kindergarten teacher before
Wants to attend events and activities about cultural exchange
getting married.
because she thinks that it’s an opportunity for her to interact
Has two kids in middle school and they both perform well. Cooks dinner every day and like to explore different cuisines because her children want to try some new flavors. Interested in cultural diversity because believes that it makes our country a more interesting place to live. Travels to other countries for her family’s yearly event because she believes that being in a strange place can be invigorating and eye-opening.
with people outside of her own culture . Loves spending her time teaching her kids about foreign cultures, she thinks that is a good way to help her kids broaden their horizon and achieve their maximum potential.
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International Workforce Nicholas 41, Engineer, Married with three children, Beijing
Moved to Beijing and strated his career one month ago on
Needs recommendations on the local food because he found
company assignment.
out that Chinese food in China is very different from Chinese
Experienced culture shock because of the formidable
food in the West.
language barrier as well as stark differences in public hygiene
Wants to find an efficient way of leaning Chinese to help him
and traffic safety.
communicate with his Chinese colleagues and get used to
Many aspects of the Chinese culture seem strange for him at best because he doesn’t know much about China. Wants to learn more about Chinese manners because he thinks that it can help him get immersed to the local culture.
the life in Beijing as soon as possible. Looking for networking events to attend because he wants to make more friends and increase his level of understanding about Chinese cultures by interacting with people .
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OUR AUDIENCE
New Retirees To n y 64, Lawyer, Married, Reno
Works as a legal consultant at a bank, and already applied
Has a huge interest in finding and trying new types of
for retirement.
cuisine because he thinks that different cuisines represent
Likes to fence because he believes that it’s the exercise of a
different culinary heritages in the world.
gentleman and the thrill of the competition makes him feel
Wants to travel to Japan with his loved ones because both
alive, invigorated.
of them are obsessed with the food, culture, temples,
Works out every morning to stay fit and look good because
technology, architecture in Japan.
he thinks that regular exercise help him maintain healthy for
Looking for a travel agency that meet his needs because
long time distance.
he has no experience in planning an international tour.
Loves reading and writing because he can experience things that could never happen in real life through reading and writing often involves research, which gives him frequent opportunities to learn something new.
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Budget Travelers Michael 29, Freelancer, Single, Chicago
Loves long-term traveling and experiencing new things
Decided to stop and work somewhere for a while because
because trying something new opens up the possibility
he thinks it gets him an opportunity to immerse himself to
or him to enjoy something new.
the local culture.
Friendly and adventurous. Likes extreme sports such as
Trying to find deeper meaning in his travel experiences
bungee jumping and Skateboarding, because those sports
because it helps him to uncover deeper aspects of himself,
make him feel victorious in the end.
and it assists him in shedding limiting ideas about himself.
Enjoys meeting foreigners and learning about their cultures
Loves sharing his travel photos on Instagram because it gives
because he believes that seeing the world from a different
him a chance to engage with a community of fellow picture
perspective, and understanding where others come from, is a
takers from all over the world.
fantastic, eye-opening experience. Interested in museums and historical sites because he thinks that history is important for us to understand how human beings have developed.
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OUR AUDIENCE
Creative Workers Vincent 32, Graphic Designer, Single, Seattle
Good at public speaking, likes to make friends, has excellent
Always trying to find inspirations from other culture, because
communication and social skills.
he believes that learning about other cultures helps us
Enjoys the diversity in his design studio, he believes that people from diverse cultures contribute language skills, new ways of thinking, new knowledge, and different experiences. Loves being creative, solving problems and facing challenges every day because he thinks that creativity is what makes his
understand different perspectives within the world in which we live. Loves traveling because he thinks that traveling opens up his world and broadens his horizons, it lets him appreciate what he already has.
life fun and is what gets him excited everyday he wakes up in
Saving money and looking for personalized travel planning
the morning.
service for his future trips to Africa.
Likes to travel with a well-prepared plan because it makes him feel safe.
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International College Freshmen Alma 19, Student, Single Los Angeles
Comes from Kyrgyzstan, a Central Asian country along the
Learned that people are really interested in meeting other
Silk Road.
people from different parts of the world, especially from not
Arrived in the United States very recently for college and majoring in Communication. Has a feeling of disorientation, and finds it’s difficult to adjust to the entirely new culture and life. Wants to maintain contact with local students and open herself to new experiences, but doesn’t know where to start. Found that very few Americans had heard of her country Kyrgyzstan, When she says that she’s from Kyrgyzstan, many people laugh and think she made up such a country, or that the name is misspelled.
well-known countries. Enjoyed teaching people about her region and culture because she thinks that she can be a useful and important bridge to other people who are interested to learn more about my country and my region.
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PAN AM THEN
We brought you to your destination.
Pan Am was once the largest international air carrier in the United States, and an industry innovator, having been the first airline to implement the widespread use of computerized reservation systems and jumbo jets. Pan Am provided a high quality experience for their passengers and set high standard for future airlines.
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PAN AM NOW
We bring you to your passion.
Pan Am is going to evolve from an airline brand, which had a reputation for enjoyable flight services, computerized reservation systems and jumbo jets, into an experience provider. The Pan Am brand is still rooted in innovation, but transcends from the physical to the experiential level. We help passionate people have better experiences to enrich their lives and to live the futures they were once dreaming of. In short, Pan Am will bring human cultural exchange experiences to higher altitudes.
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BRAND ATTRIBUTES
PAN AM WAS TARGETING INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE SERVICES.
VIRGIN CHINA AIRLINES E VA A I R O L D PA N A M
UNITED JETBLUE SOUTHWEST
D E L TA AMERICAN AIRLINE
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MORE VA R I E T Y
N E W PA N A M FACEBOOK MOAD
I N S TA G R A M
TUMBLR
ASIAN ART MUSEUM
N AT I O N A L GEOGRAPHIC
REGIONAL
GLOBAL TRIP ADVISOR ALLIANCE ABROAD GROUP
G ADVENTURES
LESS VA R I E T Y
THE NEW PAN AM IS TARGETING GLOBAL MARKET WITH A BROAD SERVICE AND PRODUCT RANGE.
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BRAND ATTRIBUTES
PAN AM WAS SOCIAL AND FUNCTIONAL LIMITED.
VIRGIN CHINA AIRLINES E VA A I R
O L D PA N A M UNITED JETBLUE SOUTHWEST D E L TA AMERICAN AIRLINE
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MORE S OC I A L
FACEBOOK N E W PA N A M I N S TA G R A M
TRIP ADVISOR
TUMBLR
G ADVENTURES
FUNCTIONAL
FUFILLING N AT I O N A L GEOGRAPHIC
ALLIANCE ABROAD GROUP
MOAD ASIAN ART MUSEUM
LESS S OC I A L
THE NEW PAN AM IS TARGETING GLOBAL MARKET WITH A BROAD SERVICE AND PRODUCT RANGE.
03 The Mark Our New Mark Concept Ideation Anatomy Logotype Clear Space Alternate Versions Color Variations Background Variations Incorrect Uses
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OUR NEW MARK
H E X AG O N Our new mark based on the hexagon shape which represents balance, unity and communication.
ANGLED BAR The six angled bars stand for our six brand attributes which are innovation, passion, culture, sharing, exploration, and enrichment
ARRANGEMENT The arrangement of six angled bars symbolizes exchanging and sharing experiences through individuals’ personal and cultural explorations.
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CONCEPT IDEATION
L OG O S K E TC H E S Our logo development process start with using two initials ‘p’ and ‘a’ as the basic elements. Since culture exchange is one of our brand attributes, we firstly designed the logo based on the key word ‘ exchange’. We made two letters join together to form an union shape, as the first two lines of logo sketches shown above. Then we started to draw ‘p’ and ‘a’ in two balanced, fun shapes to echo our brand value. as the third and forth lines of logo sketches shown above.
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L OG O S K E TC H E S In order to show the most part of our brand image through our logo, we decided to develop a graphic symbol instead of having a logo contains only two initials ‘p’ and ‘a’. In this process, we firstly started with one unified rounded shape which consists several same elements. Then we changed the overall shape from circle to hexagon, since hexagon has six sides an angles which echoes to six part of our brand extensions.
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CONCEPT IDEATION
FINAL ROUND OF SYMBOL DEVELOPMENT
D I G I TA L R E F I N E M E N T After moving into digital refinement process, the basic structure of our symbol became more and more clear- a hexagon shape combined by six angled bars. To avoid looking overly bold and dynamic, we rounded some corners of the bars.
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ANATOMY
SYMBOL BRAND IDENTITY
L OG O T Y P E
M A I N CO M P O N E N T S Our identity is comprised of two main elements, the symbol and the logotype. When used together the relationship (physical space) between both elements is the key part of our visual identity.
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17x x
x
x
x
8x 120째
x x
18x x x
3.5x 3.5x
x
8x
x
12x
AN OPEN STRUCTURE The foundation of the signature mark is a hexagon which influenced the structure of the symbol. Angles of 120 degrees construct a dynamic relationship between placement positions. For proportion, the x is always the width of the symbol stroke. The height of the logotype is 3.5x. The height of the symbol is 18x. The gap between the symbol and the logotype is 3.5x.
22x
12x
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LOGOTYPE
T Y P E FAC E Montserrat Bold
A DJ U S T M E N T S TO T Y P E FAC E 1. Round the bottom left corner of the letter “P” 2. Round the top left corner of both of the letters “A” 3. Round three corners of the letter “N” 4. Round three corners of the letter “M”
FINAL Our logotype is based on the Montserrat typeface. The rounded corners echo the icon to enhance the harmony and balance.
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CLEAR SPACE
VERTICAL
L OG O C L E A R S PAC E Clear space is the area surrounding a logo that is kept free of other graphics, parterre identities and typography. It plays an essential role in ensuring your logo is easy to recognize across all of our communications. To preserve the impact of the Pan Am logo, there should be clear space around the mark. No competing graphic or text should be placed within this area. The minimum space is at least the height of the logotype letter “P�.
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ALTERNATE VERSIONS
VERTICAL
As Pan Am’s signature mark, the vertical logo is the preferred version which should be used whenever possible. It’s supplied as artwork and should never be altered, distorted or recreated in any way.
SYMBOL ONLY
The Pan Am logo symbol may be used separately from the brand identity in situations where a cultural, artful, and somewhat abstract reference to Pan Am is desired. Specifically, the logo symbol can be used in the case of event logos, clothing decorations, and branded items intended as giveaways or sale items to promote Pan Am. This is intended for non-publication use.
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H O R I Z O N TA L
The horizontal logo should only be used when the space available dictates that the vertical logo usage is not possible. For example, it can be used in long horizontal layouts that don’t have much space on the top and bottom.
L OG OT Y P E O N L Y
The logotype may be used in situations where the signature mark is not absolutely necessary and/or cannot be legibly reproduced, such as on promotional items.
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COLOR VARIATIONS
1 0%
20 %
The black color logo against white and light-color backgrounds (same value as 40% black or less) is preferred as this provides the highest contrast.
3 0%
40%
5 0%
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70 %
In special uses when the logo appears on dark or black backgrounds (same value as 41% black or more) for example T-shirt, Tote bags, a white version of the logo is preferred.
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BACKGROUND VARIATIONS
Although it’s always preferred to place the logo on a black or white background, there are times when it will need to appear over a colored photograph. In these cases, make sure that the logo elements are visible. The exhibits show which logo to use various colors to enhance visibility.
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MAKE SURE THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE IMAGE AND MARK IS HIGH ENOUGH FOR IT TO BE EASILY IDENTIFIED.
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SIZING
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In order to maintain the integrity of our logo, and to promote the consistency of our brand, it’s important to follow this guide.
S I Z I N G S TA N DA R D S We think ahead for the different uses of our logo. So, we have the regulation for logo sizing. In different medias or different size of works, we will need to use different versions of our brand identity in different sizes. The chart on the opposite page shows the standards that needs to be followed to ensure the legibility of our logo.
MINIMUM SIZE We limit minimum size of the logo to ensure that the logo is legible and recognizable. As showing on the opposite page, each version of our brand identity has a minimum width.
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A
B
C
D
SYMBOL ONLY
L OG OT Y P E ONLY
VERTICAL
H O R I Z O N TA L
Width In Inch
1”
0.725”
Above 1”, Use D
Above 0.725”, Below 1”, Using C
Above 0.15”, Below 0.725”, Use B
0.5”
0.15”
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INCORRECT USES
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Our logo is a bold, simple, graphic statement. It’s the most visible part of our brand and one of our most valuable assets. We must ensure proper usage.
F O L L OW T H E R U L E S The use of the Pan Am logo mark should always be correct to maintain a consistent visual presentation. Therefore, the way it is displayed needs careful attention. Refraining from the incorrect applications on the opposite page.
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
PAN AM
A. Split the color
F. Add drop shadow
B. Scale without the same ratio
G. Feather or gradient
C. Elongate or Shorten
H. Add an outline
D. Apply an unproved color
I. Use as a motif or graphic element
E. Mirror or Reflect
J. Use another font to create the logo
04 The Style Color Palette Primary Typeface Secondary Typeface Graphic Elements Photography Style Stationary System
COLOR PALETTE
P R I M A R Y CO L O R S The combination of the three primary colors which are Pan Am Blue, Pan Am Red and Pan Am Green is the foundation of all Pan Am graphic designs. The palette was inspired by the Pan Am spirit.
I N S P I R AT I O N P U R P L E CMYK 045 080 045 025 RGB 015 060 085
S E CO N DA R Y CO L O R S The secondary color palette shows three supporting colors (Inspiration Purple, Action Red and Harmony Green) that create a strong sense of continuity in all our communications, but also differentiation across our capabilities and services so that we can speak to our many different audiences.
PA N A M B L U E CMYK 065 000 005 0 RGB 045 195 230 HEX #2CC3E8 PANTONE 350M/ 2915C/ 192U
HEX #7a3c56 PANTONE 854M/ 5195C/ 5115U
PA N A M R E D CMYK 000 095 065 0 RGB 240 050 080 HEX # EE2F4E PANTONE 205M/198C/192U
HARMONY GREEN CMYK 073 0 09 0 RGB 065 180 80 HEX #43b44f PANTONE 868M/ 361C/ 368U
AC T I O N R E D CMYK 020 090 090 010 RGB 190 055 050 HEX #be3833 PANTONE 845M/ 7621C/ 1807U
PA N A M G R E E N CMYK 026 000 100 0 RGB 200 218 430 HEX C8DA2B PANTONE 380M/373C/7456U
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PRIMARY TYPEFACE
Aa M O N T S E R R AT Montserrat was Inspired by posters and signs in the Montserrat neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Designer’s goal is to design a typeface that rescues the beauty of urban typography from the first half of the twentieth century.
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Montserrat Bold
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
Montserrat Regular
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
Montserrat Light
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890$%^(#!?)
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SECONDARY TYPEFACE
Aa CHOPLIN Choplin is a modern and clear geometric slab serif with a sturdy heart. It was designed based on the Campton Family, with the same principles in mind: geometry, simplicity and neutrality. As a consequence, Choplin could be seen as an immediate companion to the Campton Family.
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Choplin Bold
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1 23 456789 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1 23 456789 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
Choplin Regular
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ab c de f ghijklmnop qr stuv w x yz 1 23 4 5 67 89 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ab c de f ghijklmnop qr stuv w x yz 1 23 4 5 67 89 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
Choplin Light
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ab c de f ghijklmnop qr stuv w x yz 1 23 4 5 67 89 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ab c de f ghijklmnop qr stuv w x yz 1 23 4 5 67 89 0 $ % ^ ( # ! ? )
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GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
A
A-1
B
Graphic elements that we use in our design come from the symbol of our brand identity. Firstly, we divide the black symbol into six parts, as shown above on the left, and take Part A and Part B as two basic shapes. Then we color both parts with our primary colors without changing its form in order to maintain and continue our spirit. A-1 and B-1 are the final versions of Pan Am’s graphic elements.
B-1
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A-1
B-1
USE ANY OF THE GRAPHIC ELEMENTS IN THE FRAME ON THE OPPOSITE PAGE TO REPRESENT THE PERSONALITY OF PAN AM IN THE DESIGN.
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GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
EXAMPLES OF PROPER USAGE Our graphic element is mostly used in our identity system and also to make the layout look more dynamic to suit our personality. Our graphic elements can also be used in any of our primary and secondary colors, Follow the examples shown above to use our graphic elements properly.
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0. 5 p t Sto ke Jap anes e D o ts Line 0. 5 p t Sto ke So l id Line 1 p t Sto ke Jap anes e D o ts Line 1 p t Sto ke So l id Line
DOTS AND SOLID LINES Japanese dots lines and solid lines in any of our primary and secondary colors can only be created with 1pt or 2pt stroke.
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PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE
Always refer to our tone of voice when selecting photographs. Passionate, enriching, and cultural—our photographs should reflect these attributes with the use of bright, colorful and high contrast images.
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05 The Future Renovation Travel Language Adventure Culture History Food
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RENOVATION
Huma nkind
BODY
MIND
SPIRIT
F OO D
T R AV E L
H I S TO R Y
Pa n Am
CULTURE
L A N G UAG E
A DV E N T U R E
The old Pan Am was mainly focusing on airline industry, our new Pan Am will bring together culture, travel, language, adventure, culture, history and food to expand horizons and enrich peoples life.
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L A N G UAG E
Crossing Borders
P
Tandem Exchange
S / EXP / EDU
Local Tour Guide
S / EXP
Global Study Tour
S / EXP / EDU
Local Homestay
S / EXP
24/7 Translation
Borderless Network
S / EXP
ifluent
P / S / EDU
Pantalki
EDU / EXP
P
Pack It
CULTURE
A DV E N T U R E
Bold Ventures
S
S / ENV
Exploration Center Touring Exhibits
S / ENV / EXP ENV / EVE
The Great Outdoors
EVE
Adventure Network
S / EXP
Material World
P
Be Bold
P / EXP
Cultural Events
EVE
Venture Gears
P
H I S TO R Y
Hands on History Jua Trippe Cultural Museum Pocket Museum
Library of the Past
P
PROCUCT
S
SERVICE
ENV
ENVIRONMENT
EXP
EXPERIENCE
EDU
EDUCATION
EVE
EVENT
S / EDU
F OO D
S / EXP ENV / EDU P / EDU ENV / EXP / EDU
iWonder
Minding Manners
ENV / EDU
Exotic Eats U Recipes Flavor Digger Eat with Locals Food Finder
EXP / EDU P / EXP P/S S / ENV / EXP ENV / EXP
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RENOVATION
T R AV E L
L A N G UAG E
ADVENTURE
Crossing Borders
Tandem Exchange
Bold Ventures
A travel agency that provides
A language exchange program
An outdoor adventure club that
world class, consistent, and
for you to learn new language
guide you to experience the local
professional customized travel
with a partner.
outdoors during the weekends
management services.
and meet other adventurers.
Local Tour Guide
Global Study Tour
The Great Outdoors
A local tour guide service that
A language study tour for you
A series of shows and events
helps you fully and truly discover
to learn new language along
which is a gateway to exciting
the local culture.
the journey.
new outdoor pursuits.
Local Homestay
24/7 Translation
Adventure Network
A local homestay service that
A translation service for
An online network for adventurers
provides experience of living in
hundreds of languages on
to share their outdoor survival tips
a local house.
a 24/7 basis.
and adventuring stories.
Borderless Network
ifluent
Be Bold
A travel online network which
A language learning app
An online magazine with reviews,
connects travellers from all
teach you foreign language
information and suggestions about
over the world for them to
with things you like.
outdoor adventure.
Pack It
Pantalki
Venture Gear
A customized travel kit that
A website that provides you
Series of outdoor survival and
provides support products to
resources to learn and practice
adventure gears that will make
enhance travel experience.
foreign languages.
sure you’re ready for any kinds
share their experiences.
of adventure.
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CULTURE
H I S TO R Y
F OO D
Pan Am Exploration Center
Hands on History
Exotic Eats
A cultural exploring center for
A history education service that
A series of cooking class that
you to gain real experiences about
guides you discover how history
provides you authentic foreign dish
different cultures.
has shaped where you live.
cooking experience.
Touring Exhibits
Jua Trippe Cultural Museum
U Recipes
A series of touring exhibitions
Provide unique world wide
An online recipe book that
that exhibits culture and arts from
cultural experience through
provides easy-to-follow guidance
all over the world.
every visit.
on cooking.
Material World
Pocket Museum
Flavor Digger
International retailers carry
A mobile app which will take
A local flavor app which guides
apparel, gifts, and many other
you down an unique augmented
you to fully discover local food.
cultural unique products.
reality time-warp.
Cultural Events
iWonder
Eat with Locals
Inspires you with unforgettable
A website that teach you all the
Provides you opportunities to have
experiences of unique cultural
questions that you wonder about
dinner with locals.
events and activities.
the history of different countries.
Minding Manners
Library of the Past
Food Finder
An educational program which
Learn history online with this
An online platform that helps you
will help you become more poised
library of videos on history
find your travel destinations by the
and polished.
including family history and
food that you like.
world history.
Travel Local Tour Guide Crossing Borders
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LOCAL TRAVEL GUIDE
Experience it through the eyes of a local.
Take a private tour with our carefully selected reliable
week-long round-trips. We have local guides who specialize in
local guide!
tailoring tours, creating the perfect custom holiday for anyone
Ditch the guidebook and discover hidden treasures, secret
from surfers to architecture lovers and foodies.
local spots and stunning locations by letting a local lead you
The joy of Pan Am local travel guide service is that you get to
on a tour. For experiences and adventures that memories are
choose your guide and interact with them directly.
made of, a local guide who’s brimming with knowledge and passion about his or her community is the only way to go. Pan Am puts you directly in touch with brilliant local guides offering a variety of private tours from city-walking tours to
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CROSSING BORDERS
Crossing Borders Travel Agency provides insider access, learn
As the one of the best agents, we know our beats. Whether
and understand your desires and personality.
it’s South America or culinary travel, we’re already out there,
We always try to stay competitive by offering what no online service can replicate: personalization. We not only offer options (coveted dinner reservations; last-minute romantic surprises) but also handle potential mishaps (a missed flight; a dank hotel room; a hurricane; a medical emergency).
scouting that emerging destination, testing the beds in a new hotel, or vetting a local outfitter for you.
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WE ARE THERE FOR YOU 24/7, BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER YOUR TRIP.
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WALKING TEN THOUSAND MILES OF THE WORLD IS BETTER THAN READING TEN THOUSAND SCROLLS. —Chinese Proverb
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Language Tandem Exchange
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TANDEM EXCHANGE
Join us to learn new language with our selected Tandem
taking turns correcting each other’s grammar, vocabulary, and
Exchange partner for you or practice your second language
pronunciation. The focus is often on conversation, but with
with a native speaker who is learning your language.
the right tandem partner you can work on anything you want.
A tandem partnership is two people who meet for mutual language practice. For example, a French person learning German could form a partnership with a German learning French. They might meet at a coffee shop once a week and spend half the time conversing in French and half in German,
And you don’t have to meet in person. You can also work with tandem partners by phone, Skype, email, or chat. And while it’s usually an ongoing relationship, it can also be a short term arrangement to prepare for an exam or foreign work transfer.
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IT IS ONLY IN ADVENTURE THAT SOME PEOPLE SUCCEED IN FINDING THEMSELVES. —Andre Gide
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BOLD VENTURES
We help you to go beyond. Our outdoor adventure club Bold Ventures run by Pan Am’s professional guides, where you can choose from a variety of fun things to do every weekend or holiday. Our professional guides organize and leading great adventures all over the world. With us, you can experience the great outdoors and meet other adventurers in a fun club environment. We organize dozens of different outdoor adventure events. One week you may be rock climbing, the next you could be skiing or skydiving. We have trips for all skill levels, from introductory trips for first-timers, to challenging trips if you’re more experienced We make it easy for you to try:
Rock climbing Kayaking Hiking Mt biking Water ski Snowboarding
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VENTURE GEARS
We gear you up for the thrill.
From headlamps and harnesses, to free ride ski boots and trekking poles, Venture Gears designs and manufactures an exceptionally wide range of high quality products for various outdoor adventures such as climbing, skiing and hiking. This diverse collection of products is united by excellence in quality, true innovation, and inspired details and features.
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OUR SNOWBOARDS HELP YOU BREAK OUT OF YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE AND EXPERIENCE SNOWBOARDING FOR WHAT IT IS—GOOD TIMES.
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CULTURE, THE ACQUAINTING OURSELVES WITH THE BEST THAT HAS BEEN KNOWN AND SAID IN THE WORLD, AND THUS WITH THE HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT. —Matthew Arnold
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CULTURAL EXPLORATION CENTER
We know sometimes you want to try everything new in your life. In our Cultural Exploring Center you can gain real experience doing things related to the culture that you are interested in. The center is a gathering place for creative and imaginative people who are passionate about discovering the diversity of culture.
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MINDING MANNERS
How polished are your manners? “Good manners” are always
Today’s business world requires a better understanding of the
culturally bound...as what is deemed right in one country may
multitude of acceptable ways of doing business. Successful
be very wrong in another.
business persons will replace ‘right and wrong’ with ‘different’
Minding Manners is an educational program which will bring you first-hand etiquette training and expertise to help you become more poised and polished here, and around the world. Say goodbye to the world that had borders, a world that had obstacles leading to misunderstandings.
by understanding the impact of culture as a powerful factor in shaping how people think, communicate and behave.
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Our International Business Etiquette Courses are designed
EUROPEAN
to enhance your understanding of the values and beliefs
AMERICAN
that shape social and business etiquette norms in various
MIDDLE EASTERN
regions and cultures. Upon completion, you will be prepared to welcome a world without borders by taking the time to learn about other cultures and relationships. Choose one of the six regions listed on the right and start your exploration with us.
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MATERIAL WORLD
Take the culture home.
Our Material World shop carry apparel, gifts, and many other unique and high quality products which are national, linguistic, and cultural unique from all over the world. We offer you the most authentic and charming cultural souvenirs that represent unique cultures. Our products designed and handmade by master artisans and traditional craftsmen. Each inspired piece is carefully chosen for both the quality of its workmanship and for the materials used. We extends your discovery of the world and provide you an opportunity to experience the foreign culture without going abroad. Come and take the culture home.
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CULTURAL EVENTS
Inspire and get inspired.
Every country has their unique festivals, we will host different various kinds of international cultural events, such as an international food and music festival, Chinese New Year and Brazilian Carnival. We have the best event planning team which give customers unforgettable parties and create unique moments that inspire people. Our authentic events will provide you opportunities to experience foreign culture and make new international friends without going abroad.
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History Pocket Museum iWonder
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POCKET MUSEUM
Take a handhold trip into the past. The history of one area is tightly bounded with local culture. Cultures and histories of areas with rich tourism potential, or areas with diminished tourism sectors throughout the world are at risk of being lost. Our goal is to promote historical learning in an interactive and fun way . Forget hefty textbooks, here’s a virtual history lesson that fits in the palm of your hand. We will take you down an augmented reality time warp. Pocket Museum is an app that lets you see what a place looked like in the past and digitally streamlines the preservation of culture & history. With our videos and audio explanation, you will feel like you are having a realistic history learning tour that guided by your friend. You can even share your experience and make new friends when you click ‘share my tour’ or ‘search for friend nearby’ to join you.
HOW DOES THIS APP WORK? Simply ‘pan’ your smart device to either access a virtual tour or see what a place near you looked like in the past via historic pictures, videos and audio. Swipe across to see the difference between historic photos from the same vantage point layered over time. Share your experience with your friends and Invite them to join you for a fun historic exploration.
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IWONDER
We bring history to life.
History helps us understand the society. Going along with understanding society, studying history allows us a look into what causes change. The events leading up to both World Wars help us understand how a small event can set off a large series of changes. History gives us the opportunity to see how daily life has changed over the years, and what goes into the fostering that change. Hearing the stories of those before us can inspire us to take action in our own lives. iWonder is a website that teach you all the questions that you wonder about the history of different countries. Our goal is to provide a fun and interactive way to learn history for everyone of us. From students to teacher, form children to parents. Take an online tour with us to explore world history, trace your family history and find out about history programs and features across the Pan Am History. Besides, we bring history to life online with games, movies, picture galleries, virtual 3D tours and program clips including interactive battle maps and timelines on the history of humankind.
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EXTOTIC EATS
Take an immersive culinary adventure. Ever wanted to learn to cook authentic Korean, Lebanese, Greek, Bangladeshi, Indian or Argentine food? We have everything that meets your needs. Exotic Eats is an immersive culinary adventure where you go into the homes of immigrants, who are amazing home cooks and professional chefs. We provide you a top quality, authentic, intimate cooking experience, with lots of laughter and friendship and memories to last a lifetime. You will enjoy an incredible cultural and culinary experience and gain your foreign cuisine cooking skills at the same time. Our cooking classes will offer you an opportunity to prepare and sample different dishes from around the world including those here in America. It will involve hands-on participation from preparing, cooking, serving, clean-up, and sharing the meal. We bring a study abroad approach to cooking classes, but instead of having to go to another country, you will travel to the local kitchens of your instructors where you learn not just regional recipes but also about the culture and history of the cuisine.
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EAT WITH LOCALS
Have a real taste of local culture. There is no better way to discover a place and its people than via food. It’s as much a social experiment as a culinary one, and it seems to be catching on. Besides enjoying authentic food, an invitation into the home of a local can lead to insider travel tips, additional connections around the country, and friendship. Meeting not only the hosts but also the other visitors hooks you up with like-minded people who share a love of food and traveling. Eat with Locals matches up travelers and locals with cooking skills to rival any top chef. Not only will you enjoy home-cooking at its best and get to taste local delicacies but you’ll also have an unique chance to experience the local culture and to get to know the people by sharing a meal in a family home.
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JOIN US FOR A RICHER LIFE.