Key points from the graphic
- This is a personal “Travel Recap 2024 Wrapped” in four panels, set out as a year-end “Wrapped” summary.
- It sums up one traveller’s year: 5 countries, 8 places and 3 continents visited.
- The longest trip was to the Maldives, 8,790 miles, ahead of Albufeira (3,661 miles) and Lisbon (3,562 miles) in Portugal.
- The biggest time zone difference was 10 hours.
- Each panel carries a “Made with Venngage” mark, showing it was built in Venngage’s online design tool.
The travel recap in text
Panel 1, title card. Travel Recap 2024 Wrapped, over two underwater photos: a coral reef with a shoal of fish and a snorkeller under a pier.
Panel 2, “You travelled far and wide”. A three-bar chart of distances: Maldives 8,790 miles, Albufeira, Portugal 3,661 miles, and Lisbon, Portugal 3,562 miles. The graphic writes these as 8790M, 3661M and 3562M.
Panel 3, “All the places that you’ve visited in 2024”. Biggest time zone difference: 10 hours. A world map with North America highlighted and markers in the Caribbean and Portugal, above a list of the countries visited: Dominican Republic, Portugal, United States, Maldives and Canada.
Panel 4, “2024 in travel”. A photo of a colourful hilltop palace with crowds of visitors, then four statistics: countries visited 5, places visited 8, continents visited 3, and furthest distance in miles 8,790.
What the graphic does and does not show
The figures describe a single person’s trips, not travel in general. The five countries span three continents: the United States, Canada and the Dominican Republic in North America, Portugal in Europe and the Maldives in Asia. That matches the “3 continents” figure, and the Maldives distance appears in both panels 2 and 4.
The graphic does not say where the distances are measured from, which eight places make up the “places visited” total, or who made it. It contains no data on tourism numbers, spending or travel trends, so it cannot be used as a source of 2024 travel statistics.
As a design, it is a template for anyone who wants to present their own year of travel: a title card, a bar chart of the longest trips, a map with a list of countries and a closing panel of headline numbers.
Notes on this infographic
- The page previously presented this graphic as travel statistics for 2024. It is a personal travel summary, and we have described it as one.
- “M” on the graphic stands for miles, as panel 4 confirms (“furthest distance in miles”).
- The “Made with Venngage” mark identifies the design tool [1], not the person who made the graphic. We could not identify the creator.
Questions about a 2024 travel recap
What does a 2024 travel recap Wrapped show?
This recap sums up one traveller's 2024 in four headline numbers: 5 countries visited, 8 places visited, 3 continents visited and a furthest distance of 8,790 miles. The countries were the Dominican Republic, Portugal, the United States, the Maldives and Canada. The biggest time zone difference was 10 hours.
What was the longest trip in the 2024 travel recap?
The longest trip was to the Maldives, at 8,790 miles. It was well ahead of the next two, Albufeira in Portugal at 3,661 miles and Lisbon in Portugal at 3,562 miles. The recap does not say where these distances are measured from.
What does M mean on a travel recap distance chart?
M stands for miles. The distance panel writes the three trips as 8790M, 3661M and 3562M, and the closing panel confirms the unit with the label "furthest distance in miles" next to 8,790. So the Maldives trip was 8,790 miles, not metres or millions.
How do you lay out a travel recap Wrapped?
This recap uses four panels: a title card over travel photos, a bar chart of the longest trips, a world map with a list of countries visited, and a closing panel of headline numbers. Each panel carries a "Made with Venngage" mark, showing it was built in Venngage's online design tool [1]. The person who made it could not be identified.
Sources
- Venngage, online infographic and design tool, home page.
Last reviewed 30 October 2026
