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Heathrow Traveller replaced BBA Emporium magazine in May 2010. The magazine includes news and features from the airport and from round the world as well as travel ideas and advice on the 180 destinations served by Heathrow.
Regular Interviews with renowned travel experts and celebrities, and a round up on the latest fiction, film and music will also feature in the magazine
Gorkana Alert: Thursday 29 November 2012
Heathrow Traveller has now moved address and can be reached at Publicis Blueprint, Oxford House, 76 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1BS. For editorial enquiries to the magazine, the team can be reached via its Editor, Rachel Simhon at rachel.simhon@publicis-blueprint.co.uk
Gorkana Alert: Monday 12 March 2012
Rachel Simhon has taken over as Editor of Heathrow Traveller. Previously Deputy Editor of the Daily Mail’s Weekend supplement, Weekend Editor of The Daily Telegraph and Editor of M magazine for The National in Abu Dhabi, Rachel takes over from Carol Bronze, who resumes her role as Editorial and Creative Director. Rachel is seeking ideas for travel features, beauty, health, technology, books and food and wine and can be reached at rachel.simhon@publicis-blueprint.co.uk
Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 2 November 2011
Publicis Blueprint has been appointed as the new publisher of Heathrow Traveller, a magazine for Heathrow Airport, with a print circulation of 150,000 and an online mailing list of 300,000. Editor Carol Bronze is interested in all sorts of features, from conventional and more avant-garde travel features, fashion, beauty, fragrance, cultural news, pre-publication books, etc. Relevant information, press releases and press invites can be sent to Carol, who can be reached at carol.bronze@publicis-blueprint.co.uk
Gorkana Consumer Alert: Wednesday 26 May 2010
Heathrow Airport has launched its new consumer magazine titled Heathrow Traveller. Heathrow Traveller replaces BAA Emporium magazine with a greater emphasis on travel including feature ideas and advice on the destinations served by Heathrow. Regular interviews with renowned travel experts and celebrities, and a round up on the latest fiction, film and music will also be featured in the magazine. Editor Lucy Teasdale can be reached on +44 (0)20 3222 0101 and lucy@showmedia.net. There are 140,000 copies distributed throughout all Heathrow Terminals and the Heathrow Express and a digital edition online.
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Background and Format: Heathrow Traveller replaced BBA Emporium magazine in May 2010. The magazine includes news and features from the airport and from round the world as well as travel ideas and advice on the 180 destinations served by Heathrow. Regular Interviews with renowned travel experts and celebrities, and a round up on the latest fiction, film and music will also feature in the magazine Gorkana Alert: Thursday 29 November 2012 Heathrow Traveller has now moved address and can be reached at Publicis Blueprint, Oxford House, 76 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1BS. For editorial enquiries to the magazine, the team can be reached via its Editor, Rachel Simhon at rachel.simhon@publicis-blueprint.co.uk Gorkana Alert: Monday 12 March 2012 Rachel Simhon has taken over as Editor of Heathrow Traveller. Previously Deputy Editor of the Daily Mail’s Weekend supplement, Weekend Editor of The Daily Telegraph and Editor of M magazine for The National in Abu Dhabi, Rachel takes over from Carol Bronze, who resumes her role as Editorial and Creative Director. Rachel is seeking ideas for travel features, beauty, health, technology, books and food and wine and can be reached at rachel.simhon@publicis-blueprint.co.uk Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 2 November 2011 Publicis Blueprint has been appointed as the new publisher of Heathrow Traveller, a magazine for Heathrow Airport, with a print circulation of 150,000 and an online mailing list of 300,000. Editor Carol Bronze is interested in all sorts of features, from conventional and more avant-garde travel features, fashion, beauty, fragrance, cultural news, pre-publication books, etc. Relevant information, press releases and press invites can be sent to Carol, who can be reached at carol.bronze@publicis-blueprint.co.uk Gorkana Consumer Alert: Wednesday 26 May 2010 Heathrow Airport has launched its new consumer magazine titled Heathrow Traveller. Heathrow Traveller replaces BAA Emporium magazine with a greater emphasis on travel including feature ideas and advice on the destinations served by Heathrow. Regular interviews with renowned travel experts and celebrities, and a round up on the latest fiction, film and music will also be featured in the magazine. Editor Lucy Teasdale can be reached on +44 (0)20 3222 0101 and lucy@showmedia.net. There are 140,000 copies distributed throughout all Heathrow Terminals and the Heathrow Express and a digital edition online.
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