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Circulation Profile 10,000 Copies, Free of Charge, to Over 250 Locations Info@Bazaar-Magazine.Com Tel Circulation Profile 10,000 copies, free of charge, to over 250 locations www.bazaar.town [email protected] tel. 2461 0017 – fax. 2461 0018 10,000 x 3 = 30,000 + 55,000 @bazaargram @bazaartweets Circulation (RPC) Unique website users bazaarmagazine = 85,000 TOTAL MONTHLY READERS 1 bazaar Culture A BROAD GROUP OF bazaar is a lifestyle magazine for the influential, AVERAGE AGE creative, young-at-heart professional. ARAB EXPAT AFFLUENCE THE RIGHT POTENTIAL Catering to both English and Arabic readers, we have + + = CUSTOMERS SEEING more than 75 freelance writers. OF READER YOUR PRODUCT 85% University Established in 1997, bazaar’s brand and personality is 30 years old 60% 40% Graduates unique to Kuwait. - One of the most influential magazines in Kuwait. - Distributed, free of charge, in over 250 retail, fashion 1997 2006 and dining outlets. - Online reach at www.bazaar.town with over 55,000 2002 unique visitors a month. Published every month of the year, with a special combined July/August issue. 2013 2015 bazaar Readers Loyal and brand savvy, worldly, free-thinking, consumers who love to travel and enjoy a mid to high class lifestyle. Mainly English-speaking Arab expats who: - Think and live in many languages and cultures. - Range from business owners and managers, to entertainment addicts and odd balls; we have something for everyone! Key Demographics Gender: Female: 55%; Male: 45% Nationality: Arab: 60%; Expat: 40% Age: 21 – 45 (bazaar has something for everyone!) Education: Over 85% University graduate 2014 Guarantee of distribution throughout Kuwait One of the first and only publications to apply for a BPA publishing audit in Kuwait to ensure total transparency. 2012 In June 2010, bazaar magazine became an official 2004 member of BPA worldwide (www.bpaww.com). 2 2001 bazaar has over 75 local and worldwide freelance writers from many different nationalities who cover topics that range from amusing social commentary and environmental issues, to the latest trends, products and services available in Kuwait, ensuring that there is always something for every reader! From the latest hotspots in Kuwait, to the amusing articles about the world we live in, or just the outright bizarre – bazaar content is as 6 STAFF WRITERS diverse as it is unique. US and British Educated bazaar Editorial Kuwait’s best resource for the modern lifestyle aficionado, bazaar brings you the freshest of locally important and internationally trending content.* Local & Worldwide Entertainment 75 Regular Inside/Out feature with the latest music news and reviews around Kuwait and worldwide. Contributors Cinescape movie listings updated monthly. Behind the scenes, exclusive interviews and the latest reviews from premier reputable syndicate sources. Hot-off-the-press music, book, and gaming releases and reviews. Regular informative and entertaining travel pieces. Arts Local and international art gallery exhibition reviews Local, amateur or professional, upcoming or established artists’ in-depth interviews. What’s on: a monthly listing of cultural events, art exhibits, entertainment/industry events, workshops and more! People Monthly interviews with the people behind Kuwait’s latest trends, restaurants, and businesses. ‘Up Close & Personal’ column featuring in-depth interviews with influential local talents. ‘Truth or Dare’ column featuring a tongue-in-cheek, entertaining interview of a local talent. Dining A ‘bazaar goes dining’ monthly review of the hippest new restaurants in Kuwait. Re-visiting popular, classic, well-established restaurants in Kuwait for their latest menu additions and expansions. Fashion ‘Fashionality’ feature of an influential person in the fashion world, their inspirations, style choices and much more. Freelance fashionistas writing an insider’s look at local fashion trends in clothing, hairstyles, jewelry and beauty. Coverage of trendy fashion brands’ launches and their latest collections in Kuwait, store reviews, An average of product reviews. Photo-shoots and collaborations with the hottest boutiques in the region featuring stylemakers and + artists alike. Technology/Trends/Gadgets 20Syndicates & ‘bazaar goes cruising’ regular informative piece on the latest releases in the cruising world. International ‘Big boys toys’ and Technology column on the latest, and greatest toys and new releases for the child Correspondents in all of us. Health and Fitness ‘bazaar fitness’, a monthly feature by leading fitness gurus in Kuwait delivering the newest sports and fitness trends and advice. 160pages of printed and ‘A wide array of inspired writers focused on showcasing the latest fitness events in Kuwait and region digital content per through reviews and interviews. month * Not everything mentioned above can be printed every month. 3 bazaar Distribution Widespread distribution of 10,000 copies monthly. Large VIP subscriber monthly mailing-list. Each printed issue is read by an average of 3 people, giving us a total printed readership of over 30,000. Free of charge distribution to over 250 retail and commercial locations throughout Kuwait, including those listed below. Cafés & Eateries Salmiya, Salem Al-Mubarak Souq Sharq Bredz Salmiya Co-op Starbucks Burger Hub, Gulf Road Salwa Co-op Haagen Dazs Café November, Kipco Tower, Scientific Center Breadz Shuwaikh Market Seif Hospital Symphony Mall Casper & Gambini, Kuwait City, Shaab Juan Valdez Marina Crescent Shamiya Co-op The Avenues Chocolate Bar, Al Bida’a, Marina Sharq Co-op Elevation Burger Crescent, Spoons Sheikha Complex Johnny Rockets Container 75, Jabriya Sheikh Saed Al Abdullah Paul Crumbs, Shaab Terminal Starbucks OVER ALL THE TOP OVER Dunkin Donuts, Mall 360 Shuwaikh Zain Headquarters Airport Mall Elevation Burger, Abu Halifa, Al- Souk Sharq Starbucks Hamra, Avenues, Meshrif, The Avenues Dar Al Awadi Haagen Dazs - Souk Sharq, The Palms Hotel I.O. Center Arraya Zahra Co-op Spoons Chocolate Bar Johnny Rockets- opp. Salhiya Clinics & Hospitals Complex, Marina, Salmiya, The Salhiya Complex Al Mubarakiya Dental Clinic - Egaila, Avenues, Alia & Ghalia Complex Starbucks Salmiya Juan Valdez Café, Symphony Mall Al Safat American Hospital Stand Alones November Bakery, Al-Tilal Boushahri Clinic 4 Boutique Organica Fish & Chips, Jabriya Dasman Diabetes Institute Alghanim Marine P.Q. - The Palms, Marina Mall Diet Care Center Alghanim Showrooms - Safat Al Paul - The Avenues, Marina Mall + + + Gulf Clinic Rai, Shuweikh, Sharq, Fahaheel Prime & Toast - Al Bida’a, Seif International Clinic beau-Tique cosmetics 140Restaurants, cafes Kuwait10 premium Hospitals,50 Embassies, Other 50 premium Strip Maidan Clinic - Fahaheel, Farwaniya, British Embassy Scoop-A-Cone - Egaila, Fahaheel and eateries Mall destinations Universities and Schools locations Hawalli, Sharq, Subah Al Salem Brush Salon Someday Café Noor Clinic CAP Gallery The Early Bird - Fahaheel, Jabriya Salam Hospital Cookie Dough Upper Crust - The Village Seif Hospital Dar Al Funoon Starbucks Outlets: Soor Center Dar.Nur Abdullah Mubarak Taiba Clinic Gold Class Lounge - Grand Adeliya The Cosmetic Surgery Clinic Cinemas Al Hamra Airport Mall I. 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Center Al Mowasat Hospital Hotels & Health Clubs Italian Center Al Shaya Head Office Al Corniche Club Jacques Dessange Salon, Shaab Aliya & Ghalia Complex Crowne Plaza, Farwaniya, Salmiya KAICO Andalouse Coop Hilton Kuwait Resort & Spa Kuwait Airport Business Class AUK Holiday Inn, Salmiya, Lounges Bairaq Mall Inspire Pure Fitness N Style Nail Lounge OVER 250 LOCATIONS Baitak Tower JW Marriott – Residence Inn, = Media Elephant Behbehani Complex Sharq Pink Moon Boutique Bida’a Complex Pilates & More - Salmiya, Sultan Gallery BMW Showroom Mahboula THE One Daiya Co-op Spaloon USA Embassy Dar Al Awadi The Palms Beach Hotel Divonne, Abu Hassaniya The Yoga Center Schools & Universities Four Points by Sheraton American International School Hilton Resort Malls American University of Kuwait Jabriya Arraya Australian College Kuwait Haagen Dazs THROUGHOUT KUWAIT Kaifan Bayan School (Hawalli) Khalifa Resort Galleria Boxhill College Kout Mall Al Hamra BSK - British School of Kuwait Marina Crescent Elevation Burger Retail Academy Marina Mall Mall 360 Universal American School Mishref Dunkin Donuts NBK Marina Mall/Crescent Kuwait University Nuzha Co-op Casper & Gambini Starbucks Khaldiya Plaza Hawalli Chocolate Bar Starbucks Adeliya Rosa Castle Johnny Rockets Starbucks Jabriya Salhiya P.Q. Starbucks Shuwaikh Paul bazaar magazine has been a member of BPA Wordwide since June 2010, ensuring complete transparency, verifying bazaar as an audited publication which distributes 10,000 copies on a monthly basis. To access our BPA report, please visit www.bpaww.com or log onto our website www.bazaar.town for a downloadable pdf version. 4 Freedom to surf us www.bazaar.town 55,000 unique monthly visitors + + The ultimate guide to Kuwait. As well as our monthly magazine, our free-access website gives us the 30,000 55,000 19,000 ability to reach an even wider audience. Print Media Readers Unique monthly website users Social media/newsletter Packed with a little bit of everything for everybody: events, articles fans + followers covering entertainment, art, local happenings, music, movies, fashion, technology and much more. Comprehensive dining directory including OVER address and contact details. 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