Travel
Reaching readers exploring their travel options
| Travel, in Tuesday’s New Zealand Herald provides a weekly guide to national and international locations for both the discerning traveller and the dreamer, in a compact lift-out format. Award winning Travel editor Jim Eagles features great destinations from around the world, which cater to readers with varying budgets and travel objectives. |
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In addition to premium and standard positions, Travel also offers advertisers dedicated, cost effective advertising environments within the Travel Directory and Accommodation Directory.
How Travel engages readers
Readers see Travel as inspirational and easy to read with advertising that makes sense. Advertising is as important as editorial content and the section appeals to both younger readers planning their ‘OE’ and baby boomers with the time and money to travel.
It’s like armchair travel isn’t it? You can sit and dream and wish and plan maybe
Travel strongly engages readers by ‘inspiring me’ and ‘entertaining me’. Check out the full Media Engagement Presentation for more consumer insights.
Why advertise?
- 82% of Tuesday Travel readers use their daily newspaper to decide where to purchase their products or services from while 79% actually buy something after reading their daily newspaper.
- The Herald’s award winning Travel section is a dedicated environment that draws in motivated readers – advertisers benefit by placing their brand within an informative, practical and highly valued weekly section.
Reader profile
- One ad in the Travel section will reach 336,000.
- Travel attracts a mature audience with almost 48% of readers aged 40-64.
- 52% of Travel readers are female.

Source: Nielsen Consumer and Media Insights, Jul 2010 - Sep 2011, all people 15+
Source: The Nielsen Company 2008, APN Media Engagement Report.
Standard Ad Sizes and Premium Positions
Premium Position
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| 8×7 Display Columns Front Page Solus |
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Standard Ad Sizes
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| 37×7 Display Columns | 12×7 Display Columns |
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| 10×7 Display Columns | 20×3 Display Columns 10×2 Display Columns |
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| 8×7 Display Columns |
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