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Pulse Magazine
Available from May 1, 2008
Pulse Magazine is an exciting new publication for tourists coming to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, packed with insider information about the best places to visit, dining destinations, what to do after dark, listings, & more…
Pulse Magazine officially hits the streets on May 1, 2008. Pick up a copy today at the offices of Expats.cz:
Anglická 26
Praha 2
120 00
OR – Pick up your copy today from one of these locations:
| Alchymist Aloha Ayuma Batalion Beer Factory Big Ben Bohemia Bagel Holesovice Location Bohemia Bagel Masna Location Cafe Cafe Café Ebel Caffreys Coffee Fellows Dias Y Noches Fraktal Fridays Globe |
Hilton Hilton Hotel Main – Prague 8 Hilton Hotel Old Town Hotel at Red Lion Hotel Castlesteps Hotel Constans Hotel Crowne Plaza Hotel Hoffmeister Hotel Icon Hotel Josef Hotel Pachtuv Palace Hotel Plaza Alta Hotel Rezidence Lundborg Hotel Riversidel Hotel U Tri Capu Hotel Yasmin Jama James Hair Kava Kava Kava – Lidicka Location Kava Kava Kava – Platyz Location |
Le Patio Lehka Hlava Metropole Music Bar Museum of Communism Nam Jai Noel’s Radost FX Red Hot and Blues Rock Cafe Rocky O’Reilly Shakespear & Sons TGI Fridays – Andel TGI Fridays – Na Prikope The Pack U Maleho Glena Ultramarin World Class Gym World Class Health Academy |
For more information, see www.pulse.cz. From Elizabeth Haas, editor of Pulse Magazine:
“Thank you for your interest in Pulse Magazine. If you´re reading this letter you´re probably thinking about placing an ad in our magazine. You´re considering cost, distribution, and return—and possibly wondering how a new publication likes ours can help you sell your services. Maybe you´re a little uncertain. After all, we aren´t the first free, English-speaking publication to debut in Prague, nor are we the first devoted to tourists. I´d like to assure you, however, that we are very different.
“From its conception, the staff at Pulse Magazine has had just one mission in mind: to offer readers a friendly voice in a foreign city. We´re here to show visitors the ins-and-outs; get them acquainted with the cityscape, help them enjoy Prague through the eyes of a local—not a tourist. Our casual voice, easy-to-read format, and insider tips go beyond textbook travel- guide information.
“As for the travel guide, we know, we know—it serves its purpose. Pulse isn´t about competing with the travel books; we´re here to help fill in the holes they´ve left behind. We´ll keep tourists in the know about right-now exhibits and events, new restaurant openings, and hot shopping trends in a way that annually published guide books can´t. They´ll get you to Prague castle; we´ll help you find the hidden-gem pub nearby.
“We´re also aware of the many ways in which Prague is changing. Visitors now come to this city to stay in modern boutique hotels, eat at Michelin-rated restaurants, shop for exquisitely designed glass, and enjoy sinful cocktails in sleek surroundings. Pulse is dedicated to helping the modern traveler navigate the city´s sophisticated offerings. From fashion to dining and everything in between, we´ve got everybody´s interests covered.
“The most exciting thing about Pulse, though (at least from my perspective!) is that we really remain true to our slogan: The city brought to life. Our content isn´t the dry, recycled information that can be found in every Prague-related publication for tourists. A lot of our content is created by the people who live right here in this amazing city. Pulse is proud to include tips not only from the English-speaking community, but also from long-time—in some cases life-long—residents of the city of Prague. Our contributors are letting our readers in on a big secret: How to enjoy Prague like a native.
“Putting together Pulse has revived my passion for this city. I´m excited for the opportunity to play a role in introducing the new face of Prague to the world; your partnership with our magazine is sure to do the same.”
Elizabeth Haas
Editor,
Pulse Magazine
