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Media Kit

Readership

LT Audience

LT publications, online and events reach a premium audience across the Americas.

 

The Basics

Male77.6%
Female22.4%
Single24.89%
Married   68.89%
93% of readers are between 25-59 years of age

Highly Educated

A total of 95% have a college or university degree and more than a third have studied at the postgraduate level.

Powerful Leaders

Senior executives comprise the core of LT subscribers:

CEO/Owner/Partner/Director/General Manager   41%
Senior executives and government officals59%

Decision-makers

LT subscribers have either direct authority, make recommendations or influence the decision-making process regarding strategic initiatives, purchases or investment decisions within their companies in the following areas:


  • Banking/Financial services
  • Shipping & transportation services
  • Computer hardware & software
  • Travel services
  • Electronics
  • Telecommunications
  • Professional services(consulting and legal)
  • Office equipment solutions
  • Real estate
  • Aircraft purchase & lease
  • Human resources
  • Healthcare
  • Security

Globetrotters

LT subscribers take an average of 18 international trips a year: an average of 61% of their travel is business-related.

In the last year, 46% of LT subscribers vacationed at a resort or spa and 30% enjoyed a cruise vacation.

Diversified Investors

LT subscribers use these financial services:

  • Brokerage firm
  • Mutual funds
  • Real estate
  • Private bank
  • Estate planning
  • Securities (stocks and bonds)
  • Financial advisor

Sophisticated Clientele

Paying with plastic:
70% use a credit card, including corporate and exclusive credit cards


Shopping online:
61% frequently make purchases via Internet


LT subscribers routinely buy:

  • Electronics
  • Luxury clothing
  • Perfume
  • Automobiles
  • Watches/Jewelry
  • Liquor



Over half of LT subscribers own a second home, apartment or time-share.


Survey conducted in September 2006 by Media Solutions Research.
*Based on the June 2006 BPA statement, which analyzed the May 2006 issue of Latin Trade magazine.