The Musenalp Express arrives

Print After a 15-year hiatus, the original Musenalp Express has returned.

Print After a 15-year hiatus, the original Musenalp Express has reappeared.100 pages thick, with a print run of 330000 copies and the familiar pattern: reader contributions and photos, cartoons, reports and services. Othmar Beerli, founder of the youth magazine, got the trademark rights back from St. Gallen-based Mediax, where they had been after an odyssey through several publishing houses. As the magazine has since become a trend magazine and now only appears under the name Mex, publisher Jorge Chaves has now returned the old name to Beerli. It was agreed that Chaves would continue to publish Mex for adults and Beerli would once again publish Musenalp-Express for the younger generation.

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