Hello! With this product I am starting a series of goods on the theme of tourist maps of different countries. Traveling is difficult right now, but I believe that sooner or later everything will work out and we will be able to enjoy the trips again. So today is sunny Portugal. This product is suitable for the manufacture of souvenirs: stickers, posters, postcards, magnets, t-shirts, bags and so on. You can also use the elements of the set for advertising tourist tours, excursions, booklets, flyers and brochures. Great solution for travel agencies. You will get: 3 options for a map of Portugal - 1 outline and 2 color (EPS10, JPG 8333x8333 px 300 DPI, PNG with transparent background ); 3 seamless patterns (EPS10, JPG 8333x8333 px 300 DPI); 2 round compositions (color and outline versions): EPS10, JPG 8333x8333 px 300 DPI, PNG with transparent background; Note - Text is not editable. Phrases were written by hand and translated into vector format. It's not a font. You can change only the color and size. The preview images were created solely for demonstration and are not included in the download. If you will have any further questions, please, write me on [email protected] or contact me via CM Messages

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