Dominic Ponsford
The Sunday Times is following the example of its daily stablemate by shrinking its broadsheet travel section to tabloid format.
Sunday Times Travel will join existing tabloid
sections: Home, Driving and Funday Times.
The relaunched travel section will have more pages and an increased
editorial to advertising content ratio. The number of colour pages will
increase from 50 per cent to 75 per cent.
sections: Home, Driving and Funday Times.
The relaunched travel section will have more pages and an increased
editorial to advertising content ratio. The number of colour pages will
increase from 50 per cent to 75 per cent.
Sunday Times travel editor Christine Walker said:
“The compact format is easy to read and well-suited to Travel. With
more colour spreads, we’re looking forward to even better travel
photography to support our world-class writers such as Howard Jacobson,
Frederic Raphael, Dom Joly, Ian Rankin and Stanley Stewart.
“The compact format is easy to read and well-suited to Travel. With
more colour spreads, we’re looking forward to even better travel
photography to support our world-class writers such as Howard Jacobson,
Frederic Raphael, Dom Joly, Ian Rankin and Stanley Stewart.
“I am delighted with the look of the new Travel section and I feel confident our readers will be too.”
The new look Sunday Times Travel is launched on
September 11, 2005.
The Sunday Times Travel compact will be published for the first time on
Sunday September 11, 2005.
The moves comes as the Independent on Sunday prepares for its expected
move to tabloid format which is expected as early as next month.
September 11, 2005.
The Sunday Times Travel compact will be published for the first time on
Sunday September 11, 2005.
The moves comes as the Independent on Sunday prepares for its expected
move to tabloid format which is expected as early as next month.
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