Ink Publishing has been appointed the publisher for 'PrivatAir – the magazine'. The luxury lifestyle title is read by some of the world’s wealthiest and most influential individuals interested in the very best in art, fashion, food and travel.
The relaunched quarterly magazine will be onboard PrivatAir’s entire fleet from July 2009 and available at selected luxury hotels in Europe and the Middle East, as well as mailed directly to PrivatAir’s clients across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the United States.
Targeting travellers who desire intelligent and well-written editorial that is relevant to their lifestyle, 'PrivatAir – the magazine' will offer its readers something distinctive and individual.
“Under the management of Ink Publishing, 'PrivatAir – the magazine' will continue to deliver the same high quality editorial and premium advertising that our discerning customers have come to expect from PrivatAir,” said PrivatAir’s CEO, Greg Thomas. “Ink Publishing already produces 35 world-class publications, and we look forward to forging a rewarding and successful partnership with one of the publishing industry’s leading players.”
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