The Selling Travel team is delighted to unveil a stylish new look for its March/April issue.
Beautiful images and a contemporary, premium design bring our award-winning content to life, helping to inspire and inform travel advisors to sell destinations and products worldwide.
You can still find your favourite features inside, but with bolder imagery to showcase destinations and insight boxes to highlight trends and expertise.
Steve Hartridge, Editorial Director at BMI Publishing, commented: “Every issue of Selling Travel provides inspiration and ideas to those whose business is selling travel – and both elements underpin our redesign.
“We have evolved the magazine in line with other developments across the Selling Travel brand, including our website and events.
“Our new-look flagship magazine improves the reader experience by making it easier and more attractive to pick up and return to time after time.
“Its simpler, cleaner layouts better showcases our bold use of inspirational photography, while a refreshed layout and new fonts add a more contemporary feel.
“For our loyal destination and other industry partners who support us, we now offer a wider range of article types and styles to inform and inspire readers.”
He added: “Our content is also evolving and going forward we will feature more news, views and activities of travel agents – who are at the core of our readership.”
In this issue, we bring you the latest trends in health and wellness trips, from equine reiki in Indonesia to forest bathing in Yorkshire, plus ideas for alternative weddings and honeymoons.
A Focus on Norway feature highlights why 2025 is the ideal time to consider the Scandinavian country.
We suggest what to do on a short break in Jersey, share recommendations for spring city breaks…. and there’s lots more besides!
We also unveil our Travel for Every Body Awards, to recognise the industry-wide work being done to make travel more accessible and inclusive: we hope this initiative will help drive further change.
Together we can make a difference.
Added Hartridge: “We hope readers enjoy the first issue of the reimagined Selling Travel. We will be introducing some great new feature ideas to help agents keep on top of all the latest trends and initiatives that will ultimately earn them more commission.”
