National Geographic Traveler Magazine Subscription

Pros: Some interesting places to read about; Different from other travel mags
Cons: I'm still hooked on the glamorous and colorful photos in other travel mags

National Geographic is one of the best magazines in publication and it has a large subscription base and millions of loyal readers. Its success can be traced to many factors, among them its excellent photography and its usefulness as an educational tool. ...

Pros: Not a typical travel magazine, chronicles destinations off the beaten path, timely and helpful information
Cons: I want more issues!

Filled with the photography and writing that you would expect with the National Geographic name, National Geographic Traveler is a useful and interesting travel magazine for those of us looking for trips that may be a bit more “off the beaten ...

Pros: Beautiful, well done, non intellectual or technical magazine.
Cons: None

Pros: Beautiful glossy photography, very interesting travel tips and articles
Cons: none

The other day I was at Books and Books, my favorite book store...Just as I was about to leave, after my lunch in the cafe, I happened to glance over at the magazine section in ...

Pros: Great imagery and content to help you plan your trips
Cons: Wish I could travel that much!

Travel to Italy, Europe, America in Pictures National Geographic Traveler Magazine Subscription First Impressions National Geographic is a renowned publication that encourages and instructs its readers on ...

Pros: Cheesecake pix of them
Cons: Cheesy picks for us

Sad but true: It seems the good folks at the Burundi Chamber of Commerce have decided to moth-ball the "Martinis and Mud-flaps" party bus, which formerly carried revelers to the famed Mukalata Mud Flats; this due to lackluster sales and some...

Pros: Practical features loaded with cultural details
Cons: Too many boring short pieces that lack details

Travel is one of my passions, and when I'm not actually going some place, I love reading travel magazines and books and plotting out my next great adventure vacation. I read a lot of travel magazines, and the ones I like best are always the ones that...

Pros: Wide variety of locales covered
Cons: Wish it was published more often

Another magazine published by the National Geographic Society, National Geographic Traveler lives up to the excellent tradition of its parent publication. Besides being a magazine about travel destinations, it also provides helpful tips on how to make...

Pros: Great Design, Vivid Photos, and Eloquent Prose
Cons: Not a monthly magazine

My niece attends Catholic School, and she came home one day with a fundraising project. She, and the rest of the students, had to sell magazines door-to-door. I reluctantly took the paperwork and skimmed its contents for a new magazine to add to my...

Pros: High Quality articles, photographs, and practical information for the traveler. Good balance of destinations.
Cons: Written for travelers with money. Not as well done for families as could be

If you've ever hungered for a well-written travel journal, with excellent photography, and a "help me get there" style, you won't be disappointed with National Geographic Traveler. This is a great travel magazine. Most people are well aware...

Pros: Budget to Luxury travel, gorgeous photography
Cons: Only 8 issues a year

I'm a travel magazine junkie. I've been subscribing to National Geographic Traveler magazine for over a year.

It seems to cover travel for people of all ages and budgets. There are articles about international travel and travel to...

Pros: Attractive to look at and read
Cons: Occasionally write with a political agenda

I have kept every issue of this travel magazine since 1991 and when I go back and search for articles for myself and others, I find them to be pertinent and honest and still intriguing.

The articles are well-written but also to the point...

Pros: Some Practical Information
Cons: Lackluster Writing

I don't know why, but something is lacking in National Geographic Traveler. Even exotic destinations somehow seem boring when I read about them in this publication. Maybe I subscribe to too many travel magazines and am getting jaded. The most...