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NGTI launches summer holiday special issue
08 Mar 2014, 09:03 pm
New Delhi, Mar 6 (NITN): National Geographic Traveller India (NGTI) magazine, from the house of publisher Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, recently launched their summer holiday special issue.
The ultimate travel companion, NGTI holiday special, offers readers a buffet of ideas to plan a family holiday during summers.
With a focus on experiential holidays for Indian families, NGTI has dedicated its cover page to the kids.
The summer special issue will help readers to plan a family holiday along with great photographs of the ultimate travel destination.
The issue also features international locations that will provide the readers a global holiday experience.
Manas Mohan, Publishing Director, NGTI Magazine said, "With this Summer Special issue we have focused on content that is family driven. NGTI is known for creating an experience for the family with its unique storytelling quality. This also provides a huge platform for the advertisers to reach out to its target audience."
Mohan said, "We are glad that NGTI has been enhancing, expressing and inspiring travel for Indian families. We have always emphasized on developing quality content and making it a lot more than a travel magazine. We hope that our efforts of bringing together the legacy and culture of a travel experience will be appreciated by our readers."
NGTI editor Niloufer Venkatraman said, "The summer season is synonymous with fun and a summer special issue is full of ideas for lively experiences. The holiday buzz makes us feel the need to gather some friends and take a road trip, plot a family outdoor break, even brave the heat of the jungle to see a big cat."
Venkatraman said, "Our suggestions for active escapes will inspire joyousvacations whose memories will last all year long. Besides, we've got the Nat Geo Traveller Best of the World list, which features destinations, from Argentina to Oz, to hang out in 2014."
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