Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich and Italian News launch Italian Kombi
This week marks the debut of the ‘Italian" combined edition between the renowned weekly magazine *Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich* and the monthly magazine *Italian News*. The combined edition launches immediately, with a circulation of 160,000 copies.
The Italian Kombi between the renowned weekly magazine Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich and the monthly magazine Italian News is being published for the first time this week. The Kombi starts immediately, with a circulation of 160,000 copies. According to a statement from Italian News, readership is estimated at around 182,000.
The magazine is aimed at all people in Switzerland who cultivate Italianità, who are interested in fashion, travel, cars, gastronomy, culture, but also in politics and sport. Italian News promotes the lifestyle of Italian culture and "Made in Italy", which will appear in the Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich and Italian News on October 21. According to the press release, the official publication of the city of Zurich, Tagblatt, has always seen itself as a medium that brings people together and was the first newspaper in Switzerland to publish a multilingual page since 1989 with Pagina Italiana. Both products now jointly offer the Italian Kombi, which includes an advertising offer with a price reduction of 40 percent.
The magazine is aimed at all people in Switzerland who cultivate Italianità, who are interested in fashion, travel, cars, gastronomy, culture, but also in politics and sport. Italian News promotes the lifestyle of Italian culture and "Made in Italy", which will appear in the Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich and Italian News on October 21. According to the press release, the official publication of the city of Zurich, Tagblatt, has always seen itself as a medium that brings people together and was the first newspaper in Switzerland to publish a multilingual page since 1989 with Pagina Italiana. Both products now jointly offer the Italian Kombi, which includes an advertising offer with a price reduction of 40 percent.
