Background and Format: Launched in 1969, Travel Weekly (originally published as Travel News) is published by Travel Weekly Group weekly and is aimed at professionals who work in the travel industry ranging from those who work in call centres to travel consultants. Covers special reports on airports, disabled tourists and news for tour operators, travel agents, cruise lines and airlines.  It also has a sister publication, The Caterer. For more information about advertising rates,  Head of Sales can be reached on +44(0)20 7881 4877 and at mary.rega@travelweekly.co.uk  Circulation: Source: ABC. Awards: 2011 - British Travel Press Awards, Travel Trade Publication (winner) Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 18th August 2009 Travel Weekly has changed its email address format. Members of the editorial team can be reached at firstname.surname@travelweekly.co.uk. All phone numbers remain the same for the immediate future. The switchboard number is +44 (0)20 8652 3799. Gorkana Alert: Monday 30th October 2006 Martin Couzins previously Deputy Editor at Travel Weekly is now Acting Editor after Richard Siddle's departure from the title. Martin can be reached on +44 (0)20 8652 3239 and blocked::mailto:Martin.Couzins@rbi.co.uk

Established in 1958 and written for U.S. travel agents, tour operators, corporate travel executives, and travel industry suppliers. Covers airline, lodging, packaged travel, tourist-focused rail and cruise industry news. Also covers news from major regional and national travel agencies and agent networks, as well as travel agent trade associations. The publication works to "help agencies increase profits, sell specific destinations or niche markets, as well as educate the industry about current news and trends." Specific topics covered include hotels, resorts, cruises, destinations, car rentals, rail travel, airlines, incentive travel, technology, meetings, agency management and government. In addition to travel industry news, the newspaper offers destination sections designed to promote travel sales to those areas. The destination sections, called Selling [Destination], offer information about notable attractions, tours, accommodations and cruises in the area. Frequently publishes special topic supplements dedicated to specific destinations or types of travel, which are listed in the publication's editorial calendar. Regular sections include: Agent Life, covering personal and professional issues affecting travel agents; Business Travel, offering news and trends specific to business-oriented travel; Airport News; Meetings and Incentives, covering meeting planning and incentive travel; Technology, covering travel industry-related technology of interest to industry professionals, such as reservation systems and travel booking Web sites and Clipboard, featuring industry infographics, short reference information items and bullet point highlights of various destinations.

Background and Format: Launched in 1953, TTG (Travel Trade Gazette) is a weekly magazine published by TTG Media. Aimed at travel agents, travel operators and those who work in cruise liners, airlines and as destination reps, the publication covers routes news, features for LGBT travellers, technology, profiles of 30 travel leaders who are under 30 years old and coverage of travel awards. It also features TTG Take, a weekly commentary from one of the group's award-winning journalists about its top story. In order to allow readers to have their voices heard, the magazine also runs Enquiry of the Week in its new Posted section and One Last Thing - an opinion slot on the back page. TTG also broadcasts Trips of the Trade, a fortnightly podcast, in which episodes focus on a different travel leader to discover the travel industry's greatest holidays - and what they say about the people who have taken them. Circulation: Source: ABC Awards: 2018 - Travel Media Awards, Trade Publication of the Year - Print & Online (nominated)  2018 - PPA Awards, Event of the Year (business media): TTG Top 50 Travel Agencies (highly commended)  2018 - PPA Awards, Business Media Brand of the Year (nominated)  2017 - PPA Awards, Business Media Brand of the Year (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Event of the Year: TTG Top 50 Travel Agencies 2016 (nominated) 2015 - PPA Awards, Event of the Year (business media): TTG Travel Awards (nominated) 2015 - British Media Awards, Event of the Year: The TTG Travel Awards (silver) 2014 - PPA Awards, Event of the Year - Business Media: The TTG Travel awards 2013 (nominated) 2013 - PPA Awards, Event of the Year (Business Media): The TTG Travel Awards 2012 (nominated) ¿Media Alerts UK B2B / Finance Alert: Friday 10th May 2019 Travel trade media business TTG Media has unveiled its new brand, redesigned weekly magazine TTG and its vision to promote a Smarter, Better, Fairer travel industry, following six months of research and design work. TTG has also launched Trips of the Trade, a fortnightly podcast which sees episodes focus on a different travel leader to discover the travel industry's greatest holidays - and what they say about the people who have taken them. TTG was the first weekly publication of its kind in the world when it launched as the Travel Trade Gazette in 1953. Editor Sophie Griffiths can be reached at sgriffiths@ttgmedia.com. TTG Media can also be found across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter, while Trips of the Trade can be downloaded on Apple Podcasts or via www.ttgmedia.com Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Monday 25th January 2016 TTG Media - publishers of TTG magazine, Routes News and various bespoke travel trade publications - will be moving its offices in late January, doubling the size of its current base to an eighth-floor office at Friar’s House, 160 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8EZ. The office is being developed by TTG on a long–term lease and aims to further the growth of the company. TTG will move t

Written for individuals with an interest in personal finance news and issues. The magazine provides readers with a broad range of information to assist in various purchasing, saving, and investing decisions. Includes how-tos, case studies, trend stories, technology news briefs and product reviews and roundups. Technology coverage includes hardware and software that aids in successful personal finance management. Founded in 1947 by W.M Kiplinger following the success of the Kiplinger Newsletter, Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine was the first of its kind to hit news stands in the United States. Today it continues to offer practical advice in all areas relating to personal wealth management. Areas covered within the monthly magazine include saving, investing, planning for retirement, paying for college, buying an automobile, home and other major purchases. It covers all aspects of money management. Pitch anything dealing with the pocketbook and anything that affects people's purchasing power. The publication is always looking for new trends in personal finance; lead time is two months. Kiplinger's DOES NOT accept by-lined articles or submissions. Editiorial sections: Ahead, which looks at current news topics related to the personal finance industry, including healthcare, retirement, and politics; Investing, which provides stock market analysis and investing advice; Your Money, which gives readers information on managing their money wisely; and Rewards, which covers travel, shopping and lifestyle news, and gives readers suggestions on how to spend their money on creative and enjoyable consumer goods. Circulation Breakdown: HHI (household income) $75,000+ 69% HHI $100,000+ 51% Median HHI $102,524 Median Net Worth $496,797 IEI $50,000+ 41% IEI $75,000+ 29% Median IEI $61,110 Professional/Managerial 45% Top Management* 18% Influentials 26% Graduated college+ 68% Married 75% Own Home 87% Read 4 of the last 4 issues 53%

Written for executive business travelers and focuses on the business and lifestyle interests of that exclusive and difficult-to-reach demographic. Editorial coverage includes in-depth reports on domestic and international destinations, common-sense advice on navigating the ever-complicated world of domestic and international travel and highlights the best ways to maximize airline and hotel reward travel. Regular columns focus on the latest electronic gadgets, wines of the world, acclaimed chefs, renowned golf courses, tips for staying healthy on the road and international sports. Annual supplements include The Luxury Book (a guide to high-end travel and products), Global City Guidebook (a guide to international and domestic cities) and Class Act (a guide to the first- and business-class cabins of airlines around the world).