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Advertising

The BGTW carries advertising on its website and in the yearbook.

All advertising is organised and sold by our Advertising Manager

Maggie McPhee
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T. 020 7586 2162
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Please consult with our advertising manager before paying for advertising through our online shop

There are three ways to advertise to our readership of travel publishers, editors, producers, presenters, writers, photographers, PRs, travel industry professionals and tourism officials...

  1. Display Advertising on this website
  2. Enhanced Profile in our Contact Book on this website
  3. Display Advertising, Logos & Lineage in our yearbook

 

1) Display Advertising on this website

We have two advertising locations on each page of this website - a vertical slot in the left hand panel, and a horizontal slot in the footer. Any number of ads can be displayed by rotation. The slots are designed for large 'Skyscraper' and 'Leaderboard' ad formats, but they will also take the smaller-sized variants:

  • Vertical Skyscraper 160 x 600 pixels or 120 x 600 pixels.
  • Horizontal Leaderboard 728 x 90 pixels or 468 x 60 pixels.

There are three 'regions'..

  1. Home Page (only)
  2. Public Pages (all the public pages except for the Home Page and the RSS page)
  3. Private Pages (all the pages viewed by members only and registered visitors)

Advertisers can buy ad units in any one, two or three of those regions.

Prices on application.


 

2) Mini Advertorial in our Contact Book on this website

Individual profiles (records) in our Contacts Book (online database) can be enhanced to include a logo, up to 2 images and up to 300 words of text. The enhancement is in place for one year and during that time can be updated once at no further cost. Further updates are chargeable.

 

Mini Advertorial (ex VAT)
Enhance an existing profile (inc 1 update) £85
Further updates £40 each

 

 

 

3) Display Advertising, Logos & Lineage in our yearbook

Our yearbook, published each year in February, is an ever-popular advertising platform with PR companies, travel companies and tourism organisations.

You can buy display advertising in a range of locations including the inside covers and bookmark. You can place your logo in the listings section and buy 25-word lineage to go with your listing.

 

Yearbook Display Ad Rates(ex VAT)
Voucher copy + free website access given to display advertisers
  2011 Rate
Outside Back Cover £1500
Inside Front Cover £1450
Inside Back Cover £1420
Full Page Colour £990
Full Page Mono £890
1/2 Page Colour £575
1/2 Page Mono £525
1/3 Page Colour £415
1/3 Page Mono £375
1/4 Page Colour £335
1/4 Page Mono £305
Bookmark £1580
Bookmark - 1 side only £790
Discounts available

 

Special Offer - Tourist Office & Travel Trade Listings Section Only
2/3 Page Colour £440
2/3 Page Mono £405

 

Other Yearbook Listings Rates
Colour Logo (Positioned above free entry) £105
Company Statements (45-word lineage. Tour Operators only) £55

 

NB. All Prices are ex-VAT

 
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Started out in journalism about 25 years ago, and have spent the past 11 years as a freelance. Most of my travel writing has been for the Independent, although I have written for the Daily Telegraph, New Statesman and the monthly francophone magazines (France, Living France, French Magazine), as well as The Traveller in France for Maison de la France. I have a thing for languages, as I don't like to visit somewhere and not know how to communicate. As a result I speak French,...
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 "My Dead Sea stroll to the spa began unpromisingly. An old Jordan hand chided me for breaking every social taboo in the land: wet hair (suggestive of steamy sex, not a good look in Ramadan, when romps are banned till sunset); exposed nape of the neck (erotic provocation); bare knees (erogenous zone and poor sartorial sense); looking men in the eye (looser morals than Salome, that local minx). But the irrepressible staff smiled serenely at my crimes, while possibly consigning me to Sodom, just down the track in Biblical terms."

© Lisa Gerard-Sharp, Holy Mud, Times Online, 2007

 

 

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