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THE OFFICIAL TRAVEL OREGON VISITOR GUIDEAUDIENCEWho is our reader? When will they travel? What do they think?*1. Gender: Female: 58% Male: 42%2. What age are you?6. How did the Travel Oregon Visitor Guideinfluence your trip?7. Did the Travel Oregon Visitor Guide prompt you3. Have you read/reviewed any of the visitor guide?to take any of the following actions?Yes: 94.14% Not yet but plan to: 4.64% No: 1.22%4. When are you likely to travel to or within Oregon?5. Please indicate the number of nights you stayedin Oregon.8. Reader comments I have never been to Oregon, but because of all the beautifulinformation that was sent, I booked a flight, hotels and a rentalcar to check out the beauty of Oregon. I wouldn’t have been asinspired if it weren’t for the information sent. We will be thereOctober 14-17. So excited!!! It’s a colorful, easy to access — no wi-fi required, chock full ofinfo yet not too bulky, travel Oregon companion! I’m a nativePortland Oregonian but haven’t been out & about in our fabulous state enough, the excellent Travel Oregon guide is helpingme fulfill my tourist aspirations! The maps were extremely helpful while we were trying to navigate and wanted to do so without using our phones. We decidedbefore we left for our trip, we would turn off social media andphone data and just use it for pictures so we needed a map andthe guides were super helpful!*Data from the 2018 Travel Oregon Visitor Guide survey

1/6Rates (net)Expanded lodging listing 1,315One-sixth page 2,525One-third page 4,100One-half page 6,075Two-thirds page 8,705Full page 10,295Two page spread 16,3752/3 VInside front cover 11,350Table of contents 11,350Inside back cover 11,3501/3 V1/6 HSpace bleed16. 10Full pageTrim8.375". 10.875"Bleed8.625.11.125Non-bleedOREGON COASTMore than you imagined!7.5. 10Two-thirds page 4.625.9.875Space unitWidthDepthOne-half pageYachats BrewingJAndyOyster Co.VerticalColumbia River Maritime Museum3D Theater, Museum Store, Lightship Tour1792 Marine Drive, Astoria, OregonOpen Daily 9:30 to 5:00 503.325.2323 crmm.org4.625. 7 .5Horizontal7.5.4.875One-third pageFarm Stays and Food TrailsThe farmers, fishers and foragers of theCoast are leading a new culinary revolution on Oregon’s western rim, and foodtrails and farm stays offer a taste of thisrising scene. The North Coast Food Trailleads epicureans to distilleries, breweries,cooking schools and sea-to-table diningestablishments from Seaside to Neskowin.The Central Coast Food Trail guidesvisitors to tasty artisan treats, farm-freshproduce and decadently prepared seafoodfrom Lincoln City to Dunes City. TheWild Rivers Coast Food Trail windsfrom Reedsport to Bandon, Port Orfordand Brookings. Delicious stops includefarms for strawberries, blueberriesand cranberries in season, as well as freshcatch from fish markets and some of thestate’s newest craft breweries. Steepyourself in sustainable agriculture at theNorth Fork 53 Coastal Retreat & TeaGardens in Nehalem, a 3-acre/1-hectarefarm growing organic vegetables, herbsand the region’s first tea garden.Vertical2.25.9.875Horizontal4.625. 4.875One-sixth pageT R AV ELO R EG O N .CO M1/12SPECIFICATIONSTwo page spread 11,87061VerticalHorizontal2.25. 4.8754.625. 2.25One-twelfth page2.25.2.25IMPORTANT DATESPublication DateMarch 2022Rate Protection DeadlineDecember 7, 2021Space ClosingJanuary 4, 2022File formatPlease supply your ad to MEDIAmerica as ahigh resolution PDF (PDFX-1a format preferred). All other file types will be sent backfor re-submission. Images should be CMYKand 300 dpi or better and have no spot colors. Images submitted in RGB or with spotcolors will be converted. You will be notifiedof any major changes this causes. Ads withimages under 300 dpi will be sent back for resubmission. Ads may be submitted by emailattachment or through a link to a third-partycloud-based service such as Dropbox.Marks and bleedsPlease ensure your ad is free of crop marks.Bleeds are required on full page ads andspreads, and should be .125 inches on allsides. All other ad sizes should be submittedwithout bleed.Note about two page spread: Please makesure spreads are submitted as one large page.Also, be sure to keep important text andgraphics at least .25" away from the spine onboth pages.Note about QR codes: MEDIAmerica isnot responsible for the functionality of anysupplied QR codes.Materials and questions regardingmaterials should be sent or emailed to:Hindissa Ali, MEDIAmerica715 S.W. Morrison, Suite 800Portland, OR 97205hindissaa@mediamerica.net503-445-8825Return of materialsReturn of physical materials will bereturned upon written request only.Publisher assumes no responsibility formaterials uncalled for three months afterdate of publication.Materials DueJanuary 18, 2022MContact:1/3 H1/2 HPremium PositionsBack coverV1/2 V 775One-twelfthFROM TOP: JUSTIN MYERS; VISIT TILLAMOOK COASTTHE OFFICIAL TRAVEL OREGON VISITOR GUIDEADVERTISING RATESNancy Burke (cell) 503.961.2177; 503.445.8809, nancyb@mediamerica.netMED I A meric a Betsy Hand (cell) 503.939.5696; 503.445.8830, betsyh@mediamerica.net

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