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Launched 30 years ago, Condé Nast Traveller is the only global monthly luxury travel glossy with nine editions worldwide. As the GCC’s best-selling, upmarket, monthly travel glossy, Condé Nast Traveller provides inspiration and advice for discerning travellers looking for unique, unforgettable and luxurious travel experiences.

The most authoritative and influential travel and lifestyle magazine in the world, our readers turn to Condé Nast Traveller for an edited choice of restaurants, hotels and spas, shops and museums. Every month we take you to destinations off the beaten track, both at home and abroad, and readers are given a true sense of each destination without compromising on luxury and style. We are the definitive gold-standard in travel and lifestyle media, home to award-winning journalism, travel writing and photography featuring contributors the world over who are experts in their field.

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KEY FACTS

Condé Nast Traveller is the only authority on Luxury Travel and Lifestyle in the GCC

Target active travellers and high net worth consumers who are flying Emirates Airlines First & Business Class and at Dubai airport

Airline, airside & international airport distribution

Target Inbound Passengers into the GCC – Additional copies and/or supplements distributed at London Heathrow passenger gates so you can target passengers who are flying to the GCC (Emirates Airlines, Etihad Airways, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic & Qatar Airways gates)

25,168 copies distributed each month

17,419 copies sold each month

68% UAE 32%GCC

4,000+ copies distributed every month on-board Emirates Airlines First & Business Class and throughout Dubai Airport First & Business Class lounges

CORE READERSHIP186,400discerning, intelligent and high spending men and women which includes distribution throughout GCC airports, 5-star hotel suites, inflight media and digital readers Highest circulating monthly travel glossy in the GCC by 45%

AVERAGEHOUSEHOLD INCOMEUS$184,550or AED 677,667per year

36%of readers are European expats

28% are Arab expats

17% are local Arabs

KEY FACTS

CORE BUYERS58% Female 42% Male

AVERAGE AGE42% 25-34 yrs old 33% 35-44 yrs old

FREQUENT TRAVELLERSOn average, Condé Nast Traveller readers takes 6 holidays internationally and 4 regionally a year

BUSINESS TRAVELLERS59% of Condé Nast Traveller readers travel on business, taking, on average 4 business trips per year.

72% of our readers travel in First or Business Class

LUXURY TRAVELLERSUS$18,792 total average spend on holidaysand short breaks per person

57% of Condé Nast Traveller readers buy luxury fashion at least twice a month

59% of Condé Nast Traveller readers buy luxury jewellery, watches and accessories once a month

42% of Condé Nast Traveller readers dine out at 5-star restaurants/hotels at least once a month

EDITORIAL CALENDAR

ISSUE EDITORIAL THEME MAIN STORY GUIDE LOCAL HOLIDAY EVENT

January Spa +Wellness

February Gold List Gold List Hotels Gold List Party

Business Special Business Travel

March Fashion Special Destination Fashion Shoot Oman

April Family Travel Qatar ATM Party India Italy

May Europe Focus London CNT Shorties

June Hot List Hot List Hotels Maldives EID AL FITR Holiday Issue {26- 28 Ju ne}

July Islands + Beaches Summer Holiday Special Sechelles

August Asia Focus

September Fashion/Watches Special Destination Fashion Shoot

October Food India

November Romance Awards + Forum {Incl Weddings/Honeymoons}

December Award winners /Anniversary Christmas Holidays Anniversary Special Cruise collection

EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE Two months before on-sale date. Eg: November 1 for January issue, December 1 for February issue, and so on. NOTE: Editorial Calendar subject to change

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IFCS 99,145 27,000

DPS1 80,785 22,000

DPS2 77,110 21,000

DPS3 73,440 20,000

DPS4 69,770 19,000

DPS5 66,100 18,000

Cont 1 &2 51,400 14,000

Flanel panel 51,400 14,000

Contributors 51,400 14,000

Ed’s letter 51,400 14,000

ROP 36,720 10,000

DPS 58,750 16,000

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on a mezzanine level overlooking the Jardin d’Hiver atrium, topped with a spectacular stained-glass dome by Gustave Eiffel (of Eiffel Tower fame).

1PM

Lunch at Café de Paris (entrées from AED 90; 00377- 98-06 7623, montecarlosbm.com/restaurant-monaco/brasseries), a few minutes’ stroll from the hotel, is a great introduction to what many consider the heart of Monaco, Place du Casino. Sit on the terrace if the sun’s out for that very European street-side café vibe. The space has a lively buzz and the menu lists typical, well-executed brasserie fare such as escargots de Bourgogne, croque-monsieur, salade Niçoise, grilled sole and steak served with Béarnaise sauce.

2.30PM

Check out the current exhibitions at the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco (entry from AED 23; 00377-98-98 1962, nmnm.mc), housed in two spaces, Villa Paloma and Villa Sauber, set amid manicured gardens with enviable views down to the Mediterranean. The contemporary works on display may include sculptural installations, digital and video art as well as modern interpretations of more traditional mediums. A recent permanent addition to the museum is Jean-Pascal Flavien’s startling-blue “folding house (to be continued)”, an interactive installation in the gardens by Villa Paloma. If charismatic curator Cristiano Raimondi is on site, spend a few minutes with him understanding the artists and philosophy of the museum.

4PM

You may not have brought your own super yacht, but you can charter one from Monaco Boat Service (daily rates from AED 11,700; 00377-93-10 5333, riva-mbs.com). Climb aboard one of their sleek models – we recommend the Riva 88’ Florida for larger groups – complete with staff and sail out along the coast for a memorable sunset, glass of bubbles in hand. It’s not called the Cote d’Azur for nothing.

7PM

Stop in for an apéritif and a snack at Le Bar Américain (drinks from AED 60; 00377-9806 3838, montecarlosbm.com/bars-lounge-and-night-club/bar-americain) at Hôtel de Paris, mere steps away from the opera house. Leather armchairs, dark wood, classic cocktails and live jazz set the mood.

8PM

Dress to impress for a show at Salle Garnier (entrance fee, AED 40, opera tickets from AED 155; 00377-98-06 2800, opera.mc), home of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo. Designed by – and named for – Charles Garnier, also the architect of the Paris Opera, the stunning 524-seat auditorium is resplendent in burgundy and gold, with frescoes, bas-reliefs and sculptures evoking the grandeur of a bygone era. The space matches the iconic performances that take place within its four walls. It’s also worth checking the schedule at Salle des Princes at the Grimaldi Forum (grimaldiforum.com), which opened at the turn of the century and now hosts some ballets, orchestras and other performances.

11PM

If you’re still peckish or fancy a post-opera beverage, Le Train Bleu (entrées from AED 98; 00377-98-06 2424,

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Fresh produce at Marché de la Condamine

White, turquoise and coral cotton T-shirt, multicoloured lace skirt; both by Chanel

From top: Reflections in Place du Casino; the indoor swimming pool at Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

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It’s a place of great contrasts: India’s commercial centre and the beating heart of Bollywood; a city of locals and of immigrants, of gleaming high-rises and crumbling heritage spots, of old and new co-existing cheek to jowl. Founder of Mumbai-centric web magazine The Daily Pao AMIT GURBAXANI helps navigate the city’s distinct neighbourhoods

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What kind of traveller are you? I’m a fanatic when it comes to travelling. Happily, because of my work, I get the chance to try it all. I always thought I would be someone who picks a beach destination as it seems like the ideal travel spot, but on the contrary, I rather enjoy cosmopolitan cities – places that are always active and lively, whether it’s morning, evening, the weekend or a holiday. Cities like Paris, New York, Dubai, Hong Kong and Beirut have something for everyone. I always search for a city with history: the mix between the present and the past results in the best cosmopolitan city, in my opinion.

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