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Finnish Edition INTRODUCTION DEADLINES the Baltic Guide Is a Versatile Newspaper • Finnish Tourist Newspaper Printed Since 1993 Finnish Edition INTRODUCTION DEADLINES The Baltic Guide is a versatile newspaper • Finnish tourist newspaper printed since 1993. Please reserve advertising space no later than that covers cultural events, restaurants, • In Finnish. the 23rd of the previous month. Material for • shopping, hotels, health and beauty Printed monthly, 12 times per year. the advertisement must be sent no later than • services, city maps, news, and much more. Free the 25th of the previous month. • Circulation: 40,000–60,000 • Advertisements that are ready for print must Wide distribution network in Finland and be sent no later than the 27th of the previous Estonia: ports, hotels, tourist information month. points, tourism fairs, airports, etc. 2017 PUBLISHING SCHEDULE AND THEMES January FebruaryA5 insert March A5 insert April A5 insert May June Matka 2017 Tourism Trade Fair Winter Break 19-28 Winter Break 1-12 March 2017 Easter Break 13-17 April 2017 SPECIAL SUMMER ISSUE Summer Break 3-30 June 2017 Helsinki 19-22 January 2017 February 2017 INTERIOR DESIGN AND COVERING THE WHOLE CARS AND CAR REPAIR SHOPPING CENTRES, STORES, SPECIAL ISSUE COVERING HEATH TOURISM RENOVATION OF ESTONIA HOUSE WARMING PARTIES, Apartments, summer THE WHOLE OF ESTONIA Estonia’s best restaurants European restaurants AND SHOPPING homes, and real estate July August September A5 insert October November FAIR December A5 insert CONTACT CULTURE, MUSEUMS, THEATRE, Autumn Break 14-29 St. Martin’s Fair (Martin markkinat) Christmas Break 23-31 Summer Break 1-31 July 2017 Summer Break 1-13 August 2017 December 2017 CONCERTS, AS WELL AS SALES October 2017 in Helsinki 21-22 November 2017 Põhja pst. 25, 10415 Tallinn, Estonia OLD TOWN RESTAURANTS, FASHION, CLOTHING, SHOES, CHRISTMAS SHOPPING tel. +372 6 117 760 AND FLEA MARKETS AND SALES CAFÉS, PUBS, AND TERRACES AND ACCESSORIES SPECIAL ISSUE COVERING THE Asian and exotic restaurants CARS AND CAR REPAIR Russian and Caucasian e-mail: [email protected] WHOLE OF ESTONIA restaurants www.balticguide.ee FAIR - The Baltic Guide participates in Finnish tourism events, and distributes thousands of papers at these events. A5 insert - special A5 insert ¼ pg 1⁄8 pg article article 2 x 1⁄1 pg back cover 1⁄1 pg ½ pg 1⁄1 pg ½ pg page with article page with article width x height 534 x 335 280 x 360 257 x 335 126 x 335 257 x 165 257 x 80 126 x 80 61 x 335 257 x 40 millimeters (5 mm bleed) 126 x 165 61 x 165 PRICE € 6 590 3 980 3 460 1 880 1 880 990 510 1190 720 Advertisement design, please add 15% of advertisement cost. Translation of advertisement, please add 10% of advertisement cost. Prices do not include VAT. English Edition INTRODUCTION DEADLINES The Baltic Guide is a versatile newspaper that • Printed monthly, 12 times per year. Please reserve advertising space no later than covers cultural events, restaurants, shopping, • Free circulation. the 15rd of the previous month. Material for hotels, health and beauty services, city maps, • 15,000–20,000 copies printed monthly. the advertisement must be sent no later than news, and much more. • Wide distribution network in Estonia and the 18th of the previous month. Sweden: ports, tourist information centres, Advertisements that are ready for print must hotels, tourism fairs, airports, etc. be sent no later than the 20th of the previous month. CONTACT Põhja pst. 25, 10415 Tallinn, Estonia tel. +372 6 117 760 e-mail: [email protected] www.balticguide.ee ¼ pg 1⁄8 pg article article back cover 2 x 1⁄1 pg ½ pg 1⁄1 pg 1⁄1 pg ½ pg page with article page with article width x height 534 x 335 280 x 360 257 x 335 126 x 335 257 x 165 257 x 80 126 x 80 61 x 335 257 x 40 millimeters (5 mm bleed) 126 x 165 61 x 165 PRICE € 3 390 2 090 1 880 1 050 1 050 580 305 780 510 Advertisement design, please add 15% of advertisement cost. Translation of advertisement, please add 10% of advertisement cost. Prices do not include VAT. Russian Edition INTRODUCTION • Published since 2011 DEADLINES The Baltic Guide Russian Edition is an • In Russian Please reserve advertising space no later than Estonian tourism newspaper. • Published 2 times per year: the 5th of the month. Material for the The Baltic Guide is a versatile newspaper May 2017, December 2017 advertisement must be sent no later than the that covers cultural events, restaurants, • Free circulation 7th of the month. Advertisements that are shopping, hotels, health and beauty • 30 000–40 000 copies printed ready for print must be sent no later than the services, city maps, news, and much more. • Wide distribution network in Estonia and 10th of the month. Russia 2017 PUBLISHING SCHEDULE AND THEMES May 2017 December 2017 Põhja pst. 25, 10415 Tallinn SUMMER WINTER tel. +372 6 117 760 e-mail: [email protected] www.balticguide.ee ¼pg pg article article back cover pg pg ½pg pg ½pg Page with article Page with article width x height 534 x 335 280 x 360 257 x 335 126 x 335 257 x 165 257 x 80 126 x 80 61 x 335 257 x 40 millimetres (5 mm bleed) 126 x 165 61 x 165 PRICE € 4 590 2 690 2 490 1 370 1 370 760 410 950 620 Advertisement design, please add 15% of advertisement cost. Translation of advertisement, please add 10% of advertisement cost. Prices do not include VAT. Distribution Points Citytour Buses THE BALTIC GUIDEN is available at: English TBG Tallinn TV Tower Toila Sanatorium Ecolines Sales Points Vihula Manor PORTS A TALLINN Ecolines Riga-Tallinn Sagadi Manor FINNISH TBG Rapla Tourist Info Aqva Hotels & Spa Tallinn Finnish School Laine Spa Hotel B-terminal Nordic Aviation Airlines PORTS A TALLINN Tallinn Tourism Info Meri Spa Hotel D-terminal Balloon Tallinn A-terminal Citytour buses Rüütli Spa Hotel IN SWEDEN Tallinna TV Tower Saaremaa Valss Spa Hotel HOTELS & HOSTELS B-terminal Tallink Marienhamn Stockholm Balloon Tallinn Georg Ots Spa Hotel RESTAURANTS D-terminal Kolm Õde Hotel Värtahamnen Port Linda Line terminal Tallinna University Barons Hotel Maikrahv EASTERN ESTONIA Bern Hotel Arizona RESTAURANTS Beerhouse HOTELS & HOSTELS Aqva Hotel & Spa Braavo Hotel Mad Murphy‘s Barons hotel Helsinki lokaal Jõhvi Tourist Info Tallinn Seaport Hotel Seven Seas restaurant Bern hotel Seven Seas restaurant Narva Tourist Info My City Hotel Braavo hotel Pirita Yacht Club Rakvere Tourist Info Troika restaurant PK Ilmarine Hotel Turg restaurant Tallinn Seaport hotel Katusekohvik Toila Sanatorium Ecoland Hotel Pirita Yacht Club My City hotel Kassikohvik Nurri Vihula Manor Economi Hotel PK Ilmarine hotel Katusekohvik Euroopa Hotel Vana Toomas restaurant Ecoland hotel GoHotel Schnelli SHOPPING CENTRES & STORES Economy hotel OTHER PLACES IN ESTONIA Imperial Hotel Euroopa hotel Rotermanni keskus Otepää Tourist Info Kalev Spa Hotel PÄRNU Sadama Turg Go Hotell Schnelli Valga Tourist Info Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn Pärnu Hotel Imperial hotel Sadamarket Viljandi Tourist Info L'Ermitage Hotel Legend Hotel Kalev Spa hotel Stockmann Võru Tourist Info Meriton Grand Conference & Spa Hotel Pärnu Visitors Centre Kreutzwald Hotel Tallinn Merekeskus Strand Hotel Bonifatiuse Gild Metropol Hotel L'Ermitage hotel Lootsikeskus Nordic Forum Hotel Tervis Sanatorium Rapla Tourist Info Meriton Grand Conference & Spa Hotel Les Petites Old House hostel TRK Viiking Jõgevamaa Tourist Info Metropol hotel Old Town Maestro Hotel Koidulapark Hotel PÄRNU Nordic Forum Hotel Oru Hotel Pärnu Yacht Club Old House hostel Estonia Spa Palace Hotel Sõprus Rehabilitation Centre Old Town Maestro hotel Halinga Keskus IN FINLAND Radisson Park Inn Tallinn Oru hotel Legend hotel Katajanokka terminal Radisson Blu Hotel Tallinn SOUTHERN ESTONIA Palace hotel Pärnu hotel Länsiterminal Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia Dorpat Hotel Radisson Park Inn Tallinn Matkavekka Eesti Makasiiniterminal Savoy Boutique hotell London Hotel Radisson Blu Hotel Tallinn Pärnu visitors Centre Ikaalisten Matkatoimisto Oy buses Scandic St.Barbara Hotel Pallas Hotel Radisson Blu Hotell Olümpia Sõprus Rehabilitation Centre Sokos Hotel Viru Tartu Visitors Centre Savoy Boutique hotell Tervis Sanatorium St. Olav Hotel Valga Tourist Info Scandic St.Barbara hotel Susi Hotel Võru Tourist Info Sokos Hotel Viru Strand hotel Swissotel Otepää Tourist Info St. Olav hotel Tervise Paradiis Spa Three Crowns Residents Viljandi Tourist Info Susi hotel TRK Viiking Tähetorni Hotel Bonifatiuse Gild Swissotel Koidulapark hotel Tatari 53 Hotel Jõgevamaa Tourist Info Tähetorni hotel Pärnu Yacht Club Telegraaf Hotel Telegraaf hotel Ülemiste Hotel WESTERN ESTONIA Vana Wiru Hotel Three Crowns Residents TARTU Fra Mare Thalasso Spa Viimsi Spa Hotel Ülemiste hotel Dorpat hotel Haapsalu Tourist Info Von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn Vana Wiru hotel London hotel Hiiumaa Tourist Info Aquamarine Pirita hotell Viimsi Spa hotel Pallas hotel Kuressaare Tourist Info Von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn Tartu Visitors Centre OTHER Meri Spa Hotel Aquamarine Pirita hotel Rüütli Spa Hotel WESTERN ESTONIA Lootsikeskus Hansabuss Business Line Georg Ots Spa Hotel OTHER PLACES Fra Mare Thalasso Spa Swedish Embassy Grand Rose Spa Sadama Turg EASTERN ESTONIA Finnish Embassy Haapsalu Tourist Info Stockmann info Jõhvi Tourist Info Stockmann Hiiumaa Tourist Info Tallinn Airport Narva Tourist Info Tallinn Airport Kuressaare Tourist Info Tallinn Tourist Info Rakvere Tourist Info Distribution Points THE BALTIC GUIDEN is available at: Nordic Aviation Airlines Russian TBG Tallinn Tourist Info Citytour Buses HOTELS IN TALLINN Tallinn TV Tower Baltic Hotel Imperial Balloon Tallinn Baltic Hotel Vana Wiru Pirita Yacht Club restaurant Barons Hotel Merekeskus Bern Hotel Lootsi keskus Braavo Hotel Vana Toomas restaurant Tallinn
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