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Media Work, Results Georgia Tourism, Germany / Austria / Switzerland FISCAL YEAR 2009-2010 (July 2009-June 2010) UP TO DECEMBER 31, 2009 MEDIA WORK, RESULTS News Wire Service Broadcasts DATE SERVICE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE COVERAGE / NOTES 2009/12/15 Dpa/tmn The feature Hartsfield-Jackson Press Release Owned by the newspapers. Articles and travel Rental Car Center “Hartsfield-Jackson syndicated to most media in news services opened Rental Car Center”, Germany and redistributed to of dpa, December 8, 2009 partner services in Austria and Atlanta: Hartsfield Germany’s Switzerland. Some stories Jackson International equivalent of translated into English and Spanish Airport the Associated and printed all over the world. Press Based on our press release from December 8, 2009 Print Appearances DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO 2009/12/24 Die Welt Daily Travel feature on Hans Schloemer, 294400 18300 newspaper, Savannah and Jennifer Johnston, nationwide Charleston Savannah visit, Feb. 2008 Savannah: Savannah Music Festival, River Front, Ghost Tours with a funeral vehicle, architecture Continental Delta Air Lines US Airways Thomas Cook Reisen 2009/12/12 TELE TV guide Travel feature on FAM Nathalie 144600 36900 magazine, Georgia with an Chiavacci, July Switzerland emphasis on “Gone 2009 With The Wind“ Atlanta: Margaret Mitchell Museum, Westin Peachtree Plaza Antebellum Trail Athens: The Varsity Macon: 1842 Inn Madison: Heritage Hall Marietta: Gone With The Wind Museum Delta Air Lines 1 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO 2009/11/30 Sueddeutsche Daily Promotional article for Ongoing work with 430100 5000 Zeitung newspaper, TUI readership tour of the editors and with nationwide, the South TUI. Georgia readership Sales Mission 2009 Atlanta tours visited TUI office advertisement Savannah (picture) 2009/11/13 Main-Presse Daily Announcement of Deep Work with tour 85700 1600 newspaper, South USA promotion operator IKA Wuerzburg, on Nov. 16. Deep Touristik, Ingo local section South USA mentioned. Kaden only 2009/11/02 Travel Industry Travel trade Story on the South Coop project with 10500 3200 Professional magazine, tour operator Atlanta: CNN Center, Austria amerikareisen.at. World of Coca Cola Editorial and other Antebellum Trail assistance Athens provided by us Golden Isles Macon Savannah 2009/11/02 Touristik Travel trade The new Deep-South- Press Release 30800 300 Aktuell magazine USA brochure “The new Deep- South-USA brochure”, October 12, 2009 2009/10/23 Schweizer Travel trade New Deep South USA Press Release 7000 500 Touristik journal, brochure “New Deep South Switzerland USA brochure”, October 12, 2009 2009/10/10 TELE TV guide, Haunted Savannah FAM Nathalie 144600 42100 Switzerland Chiavacci, July River Queen, Lafayette 2009 Square, Madison Square, Marshall House, Wright Square, Moon River Bar, River Front, Pink House, American Ghost Tours, Savannah Music Festival, Soho South Art Cafe, Bedford’s Savannah, River Front Sweets 2009/10/09 Sueddeutsche Daily TUI readership tour Ongoing work with 430100 6500 Zeitung newspaper, through the South the editors and with nationwide, TUI. Georgia Atlanta: World of Coca readership Sales Mission 2009 Cola tours visited TUI office supplement Savannah 2 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO 2009/10/01 Iwanowski’s Travel The East Coast, from Work with the 5000 0 Guidebook Maine to Florida authors Dr. Margit USA- Brinke, Dr. Peter Ostkueste Atlanta: APEX, Kraenzle Artmore Hotel, Blind Willie’s, Blue Ridge Grill, Blues Harbor, Busy Bee, Cafe 290, Centennial Olympic Museum, Children’s Museum, CNN, Cobb Galleria, Comfort Inn Airport Central, Cyclorama, Days Inn, Fernbank Museum, Fox Theatre, Gaslight Inn, GA Aquarium, GA Dome, Havannah Club, High Museum, Hilton, Horseradish Grill, Hyatt Regency, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Jocks & Jill Grill, Mary Mac’s, Mall at Lenox Square, Mall of GA, Margaret Mitchell House, Max Lager’s Grill, Michael C. Carlos Museum, MLK Historic Site, Murphy’s, Perimeter Mall, Phillips Arena, Rupert’s, South City Kitchen, The Abbey, The Varsity, Turner Field, Virginia Highland B&B, Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel, World of Coca Cola, Atlanta Zoo, Savannah: Andrew Low House, Boar’s 3 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO Head, Bottom Line, 0 00 Carriage Tours of Savannah, Crab Shack, Crystal Beer Parlor, Davenport House, DeSoto Hilton, Fairfield Inn, Fort Pulaski, Green-Meldrim House, Hamilton Turner Mansion, Hanna’s East, History Museum, Lady and Sons, Moon,River Brewery, Mrs. Wilkes, Olde Pink House, Owens- Thomas House, Pirate’s House, President’s Quarters, Riverboat Cruises, River Street Inn, Ships of the Sea Museum, Telfair Mansion andMuseum, Tybee Island, Uncle Bubba’s, Wayne-Gordon House Brunswick: Georgia Pig, Royal Cafe, Spanky’s Marshside Jekyll Island: Jekyll Island Club and Hotel, GA Sea Turtle Center Sea Island: The Cloister St. Simons: Fort Frederica Cumberland Island Waycross Antebellum Trail Athens: Colonels on Angel Oaks Farm, Grand Oaks Manor, Springhouse BBQ, The Varsity, Weaver D’s, Wilson’s Soul Food Eatonton: Uncle Remus Museum Macon: Cannonball House, Confederate Museum, GA Music Hall of Fame, GA Sports Hall of Fame, Harriet Tubman Museum, Hay House, Woodruff House Madison: Morgan Cultural Center, Steffen Thomas Museum Dahlonega Helen Okefenokee Plains Stone Mountain Park 4 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO Milledgeville: Andalusia 0 0 Farm, Old Governor’s Mansion, Old State Capitol Watkinsville: Eagle Tavern Marietta: Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park 2009/09/12 Westfalen Blatt Daily Reopening of the Press release 152400 1000 newspaper, Jimmy Carter Library & “Jimmy Carter Bielefeld Museum Museum reopens”, August 17, 2009 Atlanta: Jimmy Carter Library and Museum 2009/09/05 Maerkische Daily Antebellum Trail, Dpa/gms news 99900 18900 Oderzeitung newspaper, Feature Story service, Christian Frankfurt on Roewekamp FAM, Athens: University of the Oder river May 2008 Georgia, music clubs, Wuxtry, Double- Barreled Cannon, Waddel Brumby House, T.R.R. Cobb House Clinton: Old Clinton Eatonton Macon Madison: Heritage Hall, Kolb-Foster House Milledgeville: Old Capitol Building, Old Governor’s Mansion Watkinsville 2009/08/29 Die Welt Daily Southern Literary Trail: Work with editors 294400 8400 newspaper, Atlanta: Margaret nationwide Mitchell House Columbus: Carson McCullers Center Milledgeville: Andalusia 2009/08/13 Speyerer Daily Coca Cola in Atlanta Work with editors 6000 1500 Morgenpost newspaper, Atlanta: World of Coca Speyer Cola, CNN Center, Georgia Aquarium, Lenox Square, Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site 2009/08/08 Rhein-Neckar Daily Georgia Coast: Golden Press release 121000 1700 Zeitung newspaper, Isles, Okefenokee “Georgia’s shrimp Heidelberg Wildlife Refuge coast”, July 29, 2009 5 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO 2009/08/01 Western Mail Country music Atlanta: Centennial Work with the 16500 500 magazine Olympic Park, World of editor Kai Ulatowski Coca Cola, Stone Mountain Park, The Westin Peachtree Plaza 2009/08/01 ADAC Travel book 17 pages Georgia Work with the 10000 0 Reisefuehrer editors Atlanta: CVB, Atlanta USA- History Center, Atlanta Suedstaaten Int. Hostel, Atlantic Station, Centennial Park, CNN, Drury Inn Airport, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Fernbank, GA Aquarium, GA Railroad Freight Depot, State Capitol, Governor’s Mansion, Hartsfield- Jackson, Highland Tap, High, Jimmy Carter Library & Museum, Margaret Mitchell House, Marriot Stone Mountain Inn, MARTA, MLK Jr. attractions, Mary Mac’s, Memorial Hall, World of Coca Cola, Six Flags, Stone Mountain Park, Taurus, Underground, Varsity, Virginia Highland, Westin Peachtree Plaza Columbus: Columbus Museum, Riverwalk, Goetchius, Marriott, Civil War Naval Museum, Visitors Ctr. Golden Isles: Visitors Bureau, Fort Frederica, Frederica House, Golfing, Jekyll Historic District, Jekyll, St. Simons, Villas by the Sea Macon: Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Cannonball House, Hay House, CVB, Ocmulgee Monument 6 DATE TITLE CATEGORY THEMES SOURCE CIRCULATION AD VALUE EURO Savannah: Factors 0 Walk, Isaiah Daven- port House, Foley House Inn, Mercury Lounge, Mrs. Wilkes, Owens-Thomas, Riverfront Plaza, River Street, Sav. History Museum, Sav. Hostel & Pension, Ships of the Sea Museum, Telfair, Visitors Center, William Scarborough House Callaway Gardens Providence Canyon State Park Circulation: 2283000 146400 Euro Fixing Dec. 31. 2009: x 1.4399 US$ 198,200 No advertisements possible in publications marked zero. The real value is very high. TV Broadcasts DATE NETWORK THEMES SOURCE LENGTH REACH AD VALUE EURO 2009/12/09 Arte, the network Travel on AMTRAK Producer Dr. Rita 45’00“ All of Germany, 0 on culture Knobel-Ulrich France, 7:00 pm Atlanta Georgia part: covering all of visiting Georgia. Switzerland and 8’00” Germany and all TV portrait of Mr. We were in touch Austria via cable, of France, Armond Morris, the with her in the past, all of Europe via broadcasted in chairman on the but were not free analogue and German and Georgia Peanut involved in this digital satellites. French at the Commission Board of production same time Directors, and his home region Ocilla: Morehead’s Country Store 2009/11/09 WDR Peanut Country in Tri-Ergon filming, 6’15” All of the state of 0 Georgia April 2009 Nordrhein- 2:30 pm Westfalen (1/4 of President Jimmy Repeat run German Carter interview of population) on the 2009/11/06 Plains: Bobby air, Germany/ show Salter’s Plain Austria/ Switzer- Peanuts,
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