TRAVELER'S Notebook Refill 2026 Weekly Vertical (Regular Size)

Two booklets covering all of 2026 with vertical time-based scheduling. Each week spans two pages with hourly columns from 8:00 to 22:00 in 30-minute increments on MD Paper Cream.

Why This Exists

TRAVELER'S Company designed the weekly vertical layout for people who think in time blocks rather than abstract daily tasks. Each week spreads across two pages with vertical columns representing days, divided into 30-minute increments from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The vertical format lets you see your entire week as a grid of time, making it immediately obvious where you're overcommitted, where gaps exist, and how your days actually flow. It's designed for scheduling appointments, time-blocking work sessions, and managing anything that operates on specific hours rather than general "to-do" lists.

The 2026 edition comes as two separate booklets (January-June and July-December), each containing 68 pages of time-based planning. Small monthly calendars appear on the right side of each spread for reference, and free note sections at the bottom of each week provide space for context that doesn't fit neat time slots. The 2026 edition is themed around "THE TRAVELER'S SPIRIT," marking TRAVELER'S notebook's 20th anniversary. Each set includes a guidebook and sticker sheets. The MD Paper Cream handles fountain pens without bleed-through.

What Makes It Good

• Vertical time columns — see entire week as a grid from 8:00 to 22:00
• 30-minute increments — precise scheduling without excessive granularity
• Two booklet system — six months per book reduces bulk and allows mid-year swapping
• Free note sections — space at bottom of each week for tasks that don't fit time slots
• Monthly calendars — reference calendars on right side of spreads
• MD Paper Cream — fountain pen friendly, smooth writing experience
• Additional sections — annual calendars, yearly schedules
• Included extras — guidebook and sticker sheets for customisation
• Limited edition theme — 2026 TRAVELER'S SPIRIT anniversary design

Who This Is For

Perfect for professionals managing back-to-back appointments, students tracking class schedules and study blocks, freelancers who bill by the hour, and anyone whose work operates on specific time slots rather than flexible task lists. Ideal for time-blocking enthusiasts who plan their days in scheduled chunks, people managing shift work or clinical schedules, and anyone who needs to see immediately where their hours actually go. The vertical format makes overcommitment obvious at a glance—if the columns are full, you're booked. If they're empty, you have capacity. No interpretation required.

Specifications

Note: Limited edition means limited stock. Vertical layouts are less common than horizontal weekly formats, which means they sell out faster when people discover how effective time-based planning actually is. If you manage your life in hours rather than tasks, secure this refill before it disappears.