IN New York . Here and Now.

IN New York targets afflu-

ent travelers during every

leg of their journey—

before, during and after

their NYC experience.

IN New York magazine

is a full-sized, portable

monthly providing a

comprehensive, behind-

the-scenes, inside look

at the best New York City

has to offer from a vast

variety of restaurants,

entertainment, retail,

museums, galleries and

spas. IN New York is

distributed in-room and

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of more than 350 leading

hotels throughout New

York City and the tri-state

area, as well as onboard

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2 and international flights

to New York City, in

corporate housing and

residential buildings,

visitor centers and in

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ACELA lounges, reaching

9.4 million annually.

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New York City—a visitor’s paradise: Hear sounds

of iconic orchestras and Broadway shows. Taste

world-renowned cuisine. Shop eye-catching fashion.

Feel excitement around every turn. IN New York

is the gateway to discovering it all.

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Published since 2001 and targeting the luxury market,

IN New York is distributed at more than 350 leading hotels, available in-room

and at the concierge desks, residential buildings, and

onboard Cunard Line’s Queen mary 2 and

international flights to New York City.

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In every Issue

• SkYLINe This splashy opening edito-rial spread gives readers a behind-the-scenes glance at notable, timely cultural events. Additional departments often featured include: FOOTLIGHTS, all about entertainment; ECLECTIC COLLECTOR, must-have art and antiques; DISH DU JOUR, delectable dining; IN STORE, trendy new shops; and STYLISH FINDS, all things chic and fashionable.

• CaLeNdarS Provides readers with a snapshot of daily happenings throughout the city, including the current month as well as two months in advance—giving readers ample opportunity to catch the hot happenings around town!

• Your PerSoNaL CoNCIerge Presented in a Q&A format, the city’s leading concierges give their insider tips on what to see, where to go and what to do—and, espe-cially, what’s currently on trend in NYC.

• maP The large foldout map offers travelers up-to-date subway maps and an address locator—making it easy to find the nearest cross street of any destination on any avenue.

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Demographic Profile

reader demographicsgender Male 40.3% Female 59.7%

average age 49

marital StatusMarried 56.2%Unmarried* 43.8% *single, partnered, separated, widowed, divorced

affluence

Average Household Income $182,000Average Household Net Worth $855,000

education and employment

Graduated College+ 68.6%Post-Graduate Study/Degree 31.4%Professional/Managerial Employment 65.5%

reader engagement • 83.9% of readers pick up their issue of IN New York in the hotel.

• 80.8% are repeat readers of IN New York Magazine.

• Readers spend an average of 47 minutes, in total, reading IN New York Magazine.

• Visitors refer to the magazine 2.7 times during their trip.

• Readers share the information with others: each issue has 5.6 readers per copy.

• IN New York Magazine is the primary source of visitor information for 71.4% of readers.

Source: 2005 IN New York Magazine Reader Profile Study, MRI

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Visitors vs. Residents

54.3 mILLIoNvISITorS

8.2 mILLIoN reSIdeNTS

NEW YORK CITY is one of the leading visitor destinations in the U.S. Every year, 54.3 million travelers spend more than 39.4 billion in NEW YORK CITY.

Total annual visitor expenditures*

Accommodations: 10 billion

Food & Beverage: 7.4 billion

Entertainment: 4.2 million

Shopping: 8 million

Transportation: 6.8 million

vs. Compare...

NEW YORK CITY Visitor population of 54.3 million

Spend 39.4 billion a year

Dine out for every meal

Shop 365 days a year

Attend a show, attraction, etc., every day

NEW YORK CITY Resident population of 8.2 million

Have a set budget

May dine out once a week

May shop twice a month

Might attend a show, attraction, etc., once a month

54.3 mIL

10 mIL

accommodations

27%

Food & Beverage

20%

entertainment

11%

Shopping

22%

Transportation

18%

*Source: NYC & Company 2012 and preliminary 2013 statistics. Total might not sum due to rounding.

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(W. 39th St.)Holiday Inn Express Water StreetHoliday Inn LESHoliday Inn Manhattan 6th Avenue*Holiday Inn MidtownHoliday Inn Midtown

West 31st StreetHoliday Inn SoHo*Hostelling InternationalHotel 99*

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Solstice In Times SquareTaste of Times SquareWinter’s Eve

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ZoneUSO Metropolitan NY Port Auhority

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Editorial CalendarIN New York magazINe

IN everY ISSueSkYLINeThis splashy opening editorial spread gives readers a behind-the-scenes glance at notable, timely cultural events. CaLeNdarSProvides readers with a snapshot of daily happenings throughout the city, including the current month as well as two months in advance. Your PerSoNaL CoNCIergePresented in a Q&A format, the city’s leading concierges give their insider tips on what to see, where to go and what to do in NYC.maPThe large foldout map offers travelers up-to-date subway maps and an address locator.

JaNuarY Super Bowl Coverage PLUS: What’s new and hot in NYC (new shops, restaurants, exhibits, etc... all things NEW)

FeBruarY Special dining IssuePLUS: Romantic Gifts

marCH art and antiquesPLUS: Music

aPrIL editor’s PicksPLUS: Spas

maY Special dining IssuePLUS: Cocktails and Wine

JuNe Special entertainment IssuePLUS: Nightlife

JuLY outdoor Fun/If It rainsPLUS: Family Fun

auguST Inside Scoop: where retailers & Chefs eat & ShopPLUS: Museums

SePTemBer Special Fashion Issue/Home decorPLUS: Fall Season of Entertainment

oCToBer art & antiquesPLUS: Beauty and Grooming

NovemBer Special dining IssuePLUS: Gift Guide

deCemBer Special gift guide IssuePLUS: Entertainment

This must-have visitor magazine (circulation 141,000 per month) incorporates shopping, dining, attractions, entertainment, museums, galleries and more in every issue. Below is an overview of our planned feature stories. You’ll find all this content and more at innewyork.com.

JuLY: outdoor Fun/If It rains auguST: Inside Scoop: where retailers & Chefs eat & Shop

SePTemBer: Special Fashion Issue/Home decor

oCToBer: art & antiques NovemBer: Special dining Issue deCemBer: Special gift guide Issue

JaNuarY: Super Bowl Coverage FeBruarY: Special dining Issue marCH: art and antiques aPrIL: editor's Picks maY: Special dining Issue JuNe: Special entertainment Issue

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