tursab Logo

A bold, condensed red wordmark reading "TÜRSAB" in all caps dominates the mark. The U carries the Turkish diacritic (two dots) and the letters are heavy, geometric sans-serif. Above the left side of the wordmark sits a small red emblem — a...

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Bold red uppercase 'TÜRSAB' wordmark with small red map emblem above left, grey bar above and bilingual tagline below.
tursab logo

About tursab

A bold, condensed red wordmark reading "TÜRSAB" in all caps dominates the mark. The U carries the Turkish diacritic (two dots) and the letters are heavy, geometric sans-serif. Above the left side of the wordmark sits a small red emblem — a compact, irregular silhouette — and a thin horizontal grey gradient bar runs across the top of the composition.

Beneath the main wordmark are two small lines of dark grey text: the Turkish name in uppercase and, under it, an English translation in smaller uppercase letters. The overall look is corporate and high-contrast with a strong red focal point and neutral grey supporting elements.

What's in it: map silhouette (small red emblem above left of wordmark) umlaut (two dots over U)

Shapes: wordmark horizontal gradient bar small emblem above wordmark diacritic dots (umlaut)

Style: bold sans-serif corporate flat minimal

Text in logo: TÜRSAB

The red wordmark and small map-like emblem evoke national identity and travel/tourism; the stacked bilingual tagline signals an institutional/trade-association role.

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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Turkish red
#E30613 · primary
Charcoal grey (tagline)
#333333 · secondary
Mid grey (gradient bar)
#BFBFBF · accent
White (background)
#FFFFFF · accent

Frequently asked

What does the main text read?

The prominent wordmark reads 'TÜRSAB' in bold uppercase letters.

What colors are used?

Primary color is a bright red (#E30613); supporting greys for the tagline and a top gradient bar (approx. #333333 and #BFBFBF) on a white background.

Is there a recognizable symbol?

Yes — a small red emblem (a compact map-like silhouette) sits above the left of the wordmark and the U carries an umlaut (two dots).

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