Where New York Media Kit

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where ® magazine Where ® . Here and now. Where magazine is a portable, monthly guidebook-style magazine that readers take with them when they explore the city. With upbeat covers, extensive maps and information-rich content about where to go and what to see detailed on every cover. Where magazine is the must-have visitor guide for both travelers and hotel concierges. Edited and published locally for each market, Where magazine’s useful articles, timely sidebars and comprehensive listings provide the most complete guide to the city’s top restaurants, shops, shows, attractions, exhibits and tours. Available at leading hotels and visitor venues around the world, Where reaches an audience of more than 80 million every year. Where ® . The Complete Guide To Go. neW york WHere ® magazine The visitor experience: They shop. They dine. They play. They spend. and they do it over and over again. Where ® magazine reaches them every day. in their hotel rooms. on the street. in the city. Let us show you where ®. COVER HERE in every issue WHere noW Top local breweries. Hip neighborhood roundups. Interviews with rising star chefs. This colorful front-of-book section gives you the latest and greatest info on what’s hot and happening around the city. HoT DaTes From Broadway shows to buzzing local festivals, our expert editors deliver the scoop on the month’s most exciting events. THe WHere guiDe Packed with informative listings and specially selected spotlights of restaurants, boutiques, museums and tours, the Guide is the heart of Where magazine—and a must-read for visitors looking for ideas on where to eat, drink, shop and play. maps Accurate, up-to-date and visually appealing, our maps provide the most direct, user-friendly route to top sights, shops, restaurants and entertainment options all over the city. my neW york The city as seen through the eyes of a local personality and a look at that person’s perfect day. published since 1936, Where magazine is distributed at leading hotels, available in-room, at the concierge and front desk, and at visitor venues throughout the city. available in 45 cities throughout the world.

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where® magazine

Where® . Here and now.

Where magazine is

a portable, monthly

guidebook-style

magazine that readers

take with them when

they explore the city.

With upbeat covers,

extensive maps and

information-rich

content about where

to go and what to see

detailed on every cover.

Where magazine is

the must-have visitor

guide for both travelers

and hotel concierges.

Edited and published

locally for each market,

Where magazine’s useful

articles, timely sidebars

and comprehensive

listings provide the most

complete guide to the

city’s top restaurants,

shops, shows, attractions,

exhibits and tours.

Available at leading

hotels and visitor venues

around the world,

Where reaches an

audience of more than

80 million every year.

Where®. The Complete Guide To Go.neW york WHere® magazine

The visitor experience: They shop. They dine. They play. They spend. and they do it over and over again. Where® magazine reaches them every day. in their hotel rooms. on the street. in the city. Let us show you where®.

COVER HERE

in every issue

• WHere noW Top local breweries. Hip neighborhood roundups. Interviews with rising star chefs. This colorful front-of-book section gives you the latest and greatest info on what’s hot and happening around the city.

• HoT DaTes From Broadway shows to buzzing local festivals, our expert editors deliver the scoop on the month’s most exciting events.

• THe WHere guiDe Packed with informative listings and specially selected spotlights of restaurants, boutiques, museums and tours, the Guide is the heart of Where magazine—and a must-read for visitors looking for ideas on where to eat, drink, shop and play.

• maps Accurate, up-to-date and visually appealing, our maps provide the most direct, user-friendly route to top sights, shops, restaurants and entertainment options all over the city.

• my neW york The city as seen through the eyes of a local personality and a look at that person’s perfect day.

published since 1936, Where magazine is distributed at leading hotels,

available in-room, at the concierge and

front desk, and at visitor venues throughout the city. available in 45 cities throughout

the world.

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Demographic Profile

reader Demographicsgender Male 40.7% Female 59.3%

average age 49.3

marital statusMarried 56.2%Unmarried* 43.8% *single, partnered, separated, widowed, divorced

affluence mmr indexAverage Household Income $134,400 200Average Household Net Worth $855,000 N/A

education and employment mmr indexGraduated College+ 72.4% 286Post-Graduate Study/Degree 31.5% 389Professional/Managerial Employment 65.5% 183

reader engagement • 77.6% of readers pick up their issue of Where magazine in the hotel.

• 80.8% are repeat readers of Where Magazine.

• Readers spend an average of 44.9 minutes, in total, reading Where Magazine.

• Visitors refer to the magazine 4.4 times during their trip.

• Readers share the information with others: each issue has 5.6 readers per copy.

• Where Magazine is the primary source of visitor information for 71.4% of readers.

Source: 2008 Where Magazine Reader Profile Study, MMR, Monroe Mendelson Research

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Visitors vs. Residents

54.3 miLLionvisiTors

8.4 miLLion resiDenTs

NEW YORK CITY is one of the leading visitor destinations in the U.S. Every year, 54.3 million travelers spend more than 39.4 billion in NEW YORK CITY.

Total annual visitor expenditures*

Accommodations: 10 billion

Food & Beverage: 7.4 billion

Entertainment: 4.2 million

Shopping: 8 million

Transportation: 6.8 million

vs. Compare...

NEW YORK CITY Visitor population of 54.3 million

Spend 39.4 billion a year

Dine out for every meal

Shop 365 days a year

Attend a show, attraction, etc., every day

NEW YORK CITY Resident population of 8.4 million

Have a set budget

Might dine out once a week

Might shop twice a month

Might attend a show, attraction, etc., once a month

54.3 miL

10 miL

accommodations

27%

Food & Beverage

20%

entertainment

11%

shopping

22%

Transportation

18%

*Source: NYC & Company 2012 and preliminary 2013 statistics. Total might not sum due to rounding.

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neW york WHere® magazineReaching more than 9.4 million readers annually and distributed in more than 50,000 hotel rooms. Average monthly circulation of 141,000.

Distribution

proudly distributed at these locations:

Hotels/Clubs 6 Columbus — A SIxTY Hotel70 Park Ave. Hotel414 Hotel Affinia 50Affinia DumontAffinia GardensAffinia ManhattanAffinia ShelburneAlexander Hotel*Algonquin, The*Ameritania Hotel*Amsterdam Court HotelAndaz 5th Ave.Andaz Wall Street

Bedford HotelBelvedere HotelBenjamin, TheBentley, TheBest Western BoweryBest Western Hospitality House*Best Western President HotelBest Western Seaport InnBest Western W. 38th St.Blakely New York Hotel*Bowery HotelBroadway HotelBroadway Plaza Hotel, TheBroome NYC, The Bryant Park Hotel, TheCandlewood SuiteCarlton on Madison Hotel*Carlyle, The

Carvi HotelCasablanca Hotel*Cassa HotelChambers HotelChatwal, TheChelsea Savoy Hotel*City Club HotelClarion Hotel Park Ave.Club Quarters DowntownClub Quarters Grand CentralClub Quarters MidtownClub Quarters World Trade CenterColonial HouseColony Club*Comfort Inn — W. 25th St.Comfort Inn — W. 35th St.Comfort Inn — W. 36th St.Comfort Inn — W. 39th St.*

Comfort Inn — W. 46th St.Comfort Inn — W. 71st St.Concorde HotelConrad HotelCornell Club, The*Cosmopolitan Club, TheCosmopolitan Hotel — TribecaCourtyard by Marriott

Manhattan/Fifth Ave.Courtyard by Marriott

Manhattan/Midtown East*Courtyard by Marriott

Manhattan/Soho*Courtyard by Marriott/Times Square

South*Courtyard by Marriott

Manhattan/Upper East SideCrosby Street HotelCrowne Plaza

Times Square ManhattanDa Vinci HotelDays InnDistrikt, The*DoubleTree ChelseaDoubleTree Financial DistrictDoubleTree Guest SuitesDoubleTree Metropolitan

Hotel New York*Dream*Dream DowntownDuane Street HotelDylan Hotel*East Houston Hotel East Village HotelElement Times SquareEurostar Wall St.Excelsior Hotel

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Eventi Hotel*Fairfield Inn by Marriott

Times SquareFitzpatrick

Grand Central HotelFitzpatrick Manhattan HotelFlat Iron HotelFour Points by Sheraton SoHoFour Points by Sheraton

Manhattan Chelsea*Four Points by Sheraton

Manhattan Times SquareFour Seasons Hotel New YorkFranklin Hotel, TheGansevoort Meatpacking NYC*Gansevoort Park Avenue NYCGem Chelsea, TheGem Hotel Midtown West, TheGershwin, TheGild HallGotham HotelGracie InnGramercy Park HotelGrand Hyatt New YorkGreenwich Hotel, TheHampton Inn Manhattan SoHo*Hampton Inn Manhattan

Times Square NorthHampton Inn — Pearl St.Hampton Inn W. 24th St.Hampton Inn W. 31st St.Hampton Inn W. 35th St.*Harvard Club, The*High Line Hotel, TheHilton Garden Inn (W. 28th)Hilton Garden Inn Times SquareHilton Manhattan East*Hilton New York Fashion DistrictHilton Times Square*Holiday Inn Express (W. 29th St.)Holiday Inn Express (W. 45th St.)

Holiday Inn Express Times Square (W. 39th St.)

Holiday Inn Express Water StreetHoliday Inn LESHoliday Inn MidtownHoliday Inn Midtown West

31st StreetHoliday Inn SoHoHostelling InternationalHotel 31Hotel 99*Hotel 373 Fifth Ave.*Hotel at Times Square, TheHotel AzureHotel Beacon*Hotel Belleclaire*Hotel CarterHotel ChandlerHotel DeauvilleHotel EdisonHotel Elysée*Hotel Grand Union*Hotel Giraffe*Hotel Hugo*HoteI Indigo*Hotel MelaHotel MetroHotel on RivingtonHotel PennsylvaniaHôtel Plaza Athénée New YorkHotel Vetiver*Hotel WalesHotel Wolcott, TheHoward Johnson ExpressHudson HotelHyatt 48 LexHyatt Union SquareIncentra Village HouseInk 48*Inn at Irving Place*Inn on 23rd St.*

InterContinental New York Times Square, The

InterContinental New York Barclay, The*

Iroquois New York, TheJade Hotel, TheJames New York, TheJewel Hotel, TheJW Marriott Essex House NY*Kimberly, The*King and GroveKitano New York, The*La Maison d’ArtLa Quinta ManhattanLangham Place, Fifth AvenueLarchmont HotelLe Parker Meridien New YorkLex NYC, TheLexington, TheLibrary Hotel*Lombardy Hotel*London NYC, The Lotos Club*Loews Regency Lowell, TheLucerne, TheMandarin Oriental New YorkManhattan BroadwayManhattan Centre HotelManhattan Club, TheManhattan at Times Square Hotel,

TheMansfield HotelMarcel, TheMarriott Fairfield Inn and Suites

W. 33rd StMaritime Hotel, TheMark, TheMarmara-Manhattan, TheMarrakech Hotel, The*Mave Hotel

Mayfair New York*Mercer, TheMichelangelo, The*Milburn HotelMilford Plaza HotelMillenium Hilton, The*Millennium Broadway Hotel

New York*Mondrian SohoMorgans HotelMurray Hill Suites*Muse Hotel, TheNew York Hilton MidtownNew York Manhattan HotelNew York Marriott Downtown*New York Marriott East Side*New York Marriott Marquis

Times Square*New York Palace, The*New York Presbyterian

Guest Facility*New York Yacht Club

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New Yorker, TheNewton*NH Jolly Madison TowersNight HotelNight Hotel Times SquareNolitan HotelNomad HotelNovotel New YorkNYLO New York CityOne UN Plaza HotelOpera House Hotel*Out NYC, TheParamount HotelPark 79Park Central New YorkPark Lane HotelPark South Hotel*Pearl HotelPeninsula New York, ThePenn Club of New York*Phillips Club, The*Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York, The*

Plaza, ThePOD HotelPOD 39 HotelPrinceton Club of New York, TheQuin, TheRadisson Martinique on BroadwayRenaissance New York Hotel 57Renaissance New York Hotel

Times SquareResidence Inn Marriott 48th & LexResidence Inn Marriott

Times Square, TheRitz-Carlton New York,

Battery Park, TheRitz-Carlton New York,

Central Park, TheRitz-Carlton, Westchester, TheRiver Club*Riverside Tower HotelRoger, The*Roger Smith Hotel*Room Mate GraceRoosevelt Hotel, The RoyaltonSalisbury Hotel*San Carlos Hotel*Sanctuary, The Setai ClubSeton HotelSheraton New York Hotel

and TowersSheraton Tribeca*Sherry-Netherland Hotel, TheShoreham Hotel*SIxTY LESSIxTY SoHo Skyline HotelSky City Apartment RentalsSmyth TriBeCaSofitel New YorkSoHo Grand Hotel, The

SoHo House New York, TheSolita SoHo HotelSt. Giles Hotel New York:

The CourtSt. Giles Hotel New York:

The TuscanySt. James HotelSt. Regis New York, TheStandard New YorkStandard East VillageStanford HotelStaybridge SuitesStrand Hotel, The*Surrey, The* Sutton Court HotelTime, TheTravel InnTribeca Blu*Tribeca Grand HotelTrump International

Hotel & Tower® New YorkTrump SoHo® New YorkUnion ClubUniversity ClubViceroy New YorkVincci Avalon, The*W New York W New York—DowntownW New York—Times SquareW New York—Union SquareWaldorf Astoria New York*Waldorf Towers, The*Wall Street Inn, TheWarwick New York, TheWashington Jefferson HotelWashington SquareWellington HotelWest 57th Street by Hilton ClubWestHouse HotelWestin New York at

Grand Central, The*

Westin Governor Morris, TheWestin New York at Times Square*Wingate by WyndhamWyndham Garden (W. 24th)Wyndham Garden (W. 58th)Wyndham Garden Inn Chelsea*Wyndham Midtown 45Yale Club of New York City, TheYotel NY at Times Square

Brooklyn/Queens/Long island staten island

Aloft Brooklyn*Best Western Arena HotelBest Western Brooklyn BayBest Western Gregory HotelComfort Inn (LIC)Condor HotelCourtyard by Marriott LaGuardiaCrowne Plaza Laguardia AirportFairfield Inn (LIC)Fairlfield Inn and Suites BrooklynFairfield Inn Marriott (Jamaica)Fairfield Inn & Suites (LIC)Four Points by Sheraton (LIC)Garden City HotelGarden Inn & Suites (Jamaica)Hampton Inn LaGuardiaHilton Garden Inn QueensHilton New York JFKHoliday Inn Express BrooklynHoliday Inn Manhattan ViewHotel Allegria (Long Beach)Hotel Indigo BrooklynHotel Le Bleu*Marco LaGuardia HotelNew York Marriott at the

Brooklyn Bridge Hotel*NU HotelParc Hotel, The*Pointe Plaza Hotel

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Q4 HotelRamada Staten IslandSheraton Brooklyn*Super 8 BrooklynWingate Inn & Suites at

LaGuardia Airport*Z Hotel (LIC)

new Jersey HotelsClinton Inn Hotel*Crowne Plaza MeadowlandsComfort Inn, EdgewaterDoubletree by Hilton Jersey CityHampton Inn CarlstadtHilton Hasbrouck HeightsHilton at Newark Hilton Short Hills Holland Motor Lodge Jersey CityHoliday Inn Express ParamusHoliday Inn Harmon Meadow Hyatt Regency Jersey CityLaQuinta Inn & Suites,

MeadowlandsMadison Hotel Morristown, TheNewark Airport MarriottOakwood Corporate Housing

Jersey CityRenaissance MeadowlandsSheraton Edison Hotel Raritan

Center NJ*Sheraton at Newark AirportSheraton Meadowlands Springhill Suites by Marriott Travelers Aid Concierge Desk

Newark International AirportW HobokenWestin Jersey CityWestminster Hotel

Connecticut HotelsCompass Furnished ApartmentsHarbor House Inn Holiday Inn Select StamfordStamford Marriott Hotel

Corporate HousingAKA: Central ParkAKA: Sutton PlaceAKA: Times SquareAKA: United NationsBridgestreet Corporate HousingChurchill Corporate Housing

Hospitality CompanyMaison, InternationalNYC-JC (Jersey City)Oakwood Corporate HousingRadio City Apartments

Conventions/ Trade shows/ special events

Affordable Art FairArchitectural Digest Home

Design ShowBig Apple Greeter FundraisersCity Harvest FundraisersExcel Limousine ServicesGLBT Expo at Jacob K. Javits

Convention CenterGrand GourmetHotel/Motel & Restaurant

Show at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center

New York Times Travel Show at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, The

Solstice in Times SquareTaste of Times SquareWinter’s Eve

Corporations in new york City111 Eight Avenue5 Penn PlazaArchstoneCapital OneLuxury Attaché CorporatePfizer PharmaceuticalsTOWN ResidentialTOWN Residential 5th AveTOWN Residential Astor PlaceTOWN Residential FIDITOWN Residential FlatironTOWN Residential SohoTOWN Residential West VillageUK Trade and InvestmentUnited Nations

Secratariat Building

residential 43-45 E. 30th St.90 Washington100 John170 East End180 Maiden Lane260 W. 54th St.200 Central Park South325 Fifth Ave.681 Fifth Ave.Abigail Michaels ConciergeAnthem, TheBristol PlazaCenturion CondominiumDJK ResidentialHeritage at Trump PlaceLiberty View @ 99 Battery PlaceManhattan House ResidentialMarc, TheMurray Hill MewsNYbG AttacheOcean

Omni Condiminium CompanyOval ConciergeRitz Plaza, TheRitz Tower, TheRivertowerSheffield 57 SovereignStonehenge VillageSuites at Silver TowersTower 53Tribeca TowersTrump Parc at 106 Central Park

SouthTrump Parc East at 100 Central

Park SouthTrump Park Avenue at 502 Park

Ave.Trump Place at 200 Riverside Blvd.Trump Place at 220 Riverside Blvd.Trump World Tower

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other Locations34th Street Partnership

Penn Station9/11 Tribute Visitor CenterAAA New Jersey Motor ClubAkam AssociatesAllied Tours/T-ProAlston & Bird LLP

Altour American ExpressAmerican Management

AssociationAMEx Centurion Lounge —Mexico

City AirportAmtrak First Class Acela Lounge

—Penn StationAmtrak Passenger Cars on Trains

from Chicago to New York Montreal to New YorK

Barneys New YorkBeyond Group TravelBig Apple Greeter Bloomingdale’s Visitor CenterBloomingdale’s SoHo Guest

Relations CenterBrooks BrothersCFM GalleryChamber of CommerceConsulate of El SalvadorDavis Day TripsDiscover NY with Kitt GarrettDrama Book ShopEmpire CLSExclusive ResortsExcel Limousine ServiceFederal HallGem Limo

Grand Central PartnershipGreat Jones SpaGray Line New York

Sightseeing Visitors CenterHospital for Special SurgeryIntrepid New YorkerJacob K. Javits Convention CenterKATIE ShowKLS Worldwide Chauffuered

ServicesLady of Our RosaryLincoln Square BIDLladró USALower East Side

BID Visitor’s CenterMacy’s Visitor CenterManhattan Concert ProductionsMemorial Sloan Kettering

International CenterMendel Goldberg FabricsNew York Airport Shuttle

(City Experts Desk)New York Athletic ClubNew York Institute of FinanceNew York City College of

TechnologyNew York Commission of the

United Nations

NY Presbyterian Hospital W Cornell Campus

New World TravelNew York Water Taxi Boats NYC & Company Kiosks Chinatown,

Financial District and HarlemNYC & Company Visitors CenterNYC Branch, Department of StateRossini’sSaks Fifth AvenueShops at Columbus Circle, TheShrine NYCSouth Street SeaportTeachers CollegeTimes Square Visitor CenterThomas Cook India Ltd.Wempe JewelersWorld WindowsZarin Fabrics

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in every issueeDiTor’s iTineraryTips on how to spend your day, with a plan that takes you from morning to nightHoT DaTesOur picks for the month’s hottest happeningsWHere noWWhat’s new, what’s cool, what’s nowTHe guiDeListings of the city’s best in shopping, dining, museums, entertainment, attractions and moremy neW yorkThe city as seen through the eyes of a local personality and a look at that person’s perfect daymapsComprehensive maps for navigating the city

January super Bowl Coverage PLUS: What’s new and hot in NYC (new shops, restaurants, exhibits, etc... all things NEW)

FeBruary special Dining issuePLUS: Romantic Gifts

marCH art and antiquesPLUS: Music

apriL editor’s picksPLUS: Spas

may special Dining issuePLUS: Cocktails and Wine

June special entertainment issuePLUS: Nightlife

JuLy outdoor Fun/if it rainsPLUS: Family Fun

augusT inside scoop: Where retailers & Chefs eat & shopPLUS: Museums

sepTemBer special Fashion issue/Home DecorPLUS: Fall Season of Entertainment

oCToBer art & antiquesPLUS: Beauty and Grooming

novemBer special Dining issuePLUS: Gift Guide

DeCemBer special gift guide issuePLUS: Entertainment

JuLy: outdoor Fun/if it rains augusT: inside scoop: Where retailers & Chefs eat & shop

sepTemBer: special Fashion issue/Home Decor

oCToBer: art & antiques novemBer: special Dining issue DeCemBer: special gift guide issue

January: super Bowl Coverage FeBruary: special Dining issue marCH: art and antiques apriL: editor's picks may: special Dining issue June: special entertainment issue

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2014 neW york WHere® magazineThis must-have visitor magazine (circulation 141,000 per month) incorporates shopping, dining, attractions, entertainment, museums, galleries and more in every issue. Below is an overview of our planned feature stories. You’ll find all this content and more at wheretraveler.com.

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