Minimalist Flat-Vector Travel Poster for [CITY_NAME]

Premium minimalist flat-vector travel poster for [CITY_NAME], 3:4 vertical. Create an original, city-specific travel poster that captures the authentic personality and visual identity of [CITY_NAME]. Choose a distinctive composition based on the city's character - such as a harbor, historic lane, riverside, coastal path, market street, tram avenue, heritage square, skyline terrace, or another locally recognizable setting. Include: - One iconic landmark as the main focal point - One distinctive local transport element - One subtle everyday lifestyle moment - Native vegetation or recognizable local landscape - 3–6 small, naturally integrated people - 2–4 carefully selected local details - Subtle authentic signage or wayfinding Typography: Place "[CITY_NAME]" in the upper-left with generous negative space. Add one short, elegant English tagline. Use premium editorial typography that feels understated, spacious, and refined. Style: Japanese stationery-inspired, luxury sticker illustration, premium commercial vector, modern editorial travel branding, delicate uniform outlines, geometric shapes, flat colors, soft forms, minimalist postcard aesthetic. Color palette: Pale powder blue, sky blue, mist blue, ivory, cream, beige, muted sage, and gray-green. Use only tiny dusty-rose accents. Keep the palette soft, sophisticated, slightly desaturated, and harmonious. Mood: Fresh, airy, peaceful, refined, contemporary, elegant, and quietly luxurious. Important: Make every city visually unique. Change the viewpoint, composition, landmark placement, foreground, transport, vegetation, and lifestyle details according to the specific identity of the city. Avoid using a generic reusable template. The final design should immediately feel unmistakably connected to [CITY_NAME]. Negative prompt: No photorealism, realism, watercolor, painterly brushwork, gradients, heavy shadows, cinematic lighting, paper texture, clutter, landmark collage, crowds, oversized characters, dominant hero character, repetitive café scenes, generic tourist-poster layouts, copied compositions, unnecessary decoration, excessive text, visual noise.