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We are immersed in American culture: literature, cinema, music, series... Moreover, when we land for the first time in the USA, we are seized by a feeling of "déjà-vu" as our retinas are so impregnated with images and sounds of this country. With its comprehensive reports on cities such as New Orleans, New York and San Francisco, its nature travelogues in Oregon and Wyoming, and its road trips on the blues road and the Pacific Highway, the quarterly Destination USA has quickly become the bible for all lovers of the States.

There's Paris, of course, the Basque coast, the Gironde, Provence and the Côte d'Azur, the châteaux of the Loire, the mountain ranges in summer and winter, but also lesser-known destinations that are just as magical... Our heritage, our landscapes, our gastronomy, our wines and our art of living continue to attract as many foreign visitors as ever. As for our regions, they are the main tourist destination for our compatriots. That's why Destination France is aimed at French readers and foreign tourists alike.

Popular with tourists from all over the world, Spain is now the third most popular destination. Whether for its beaches, its heritage, its lifestyle, its gastronomy or its festive and avant-garde spirit, Spain never ceases to fascinate. Every three months, the bi-media Destination Spain highlights all the facets of a creative, spectacular and endearing Spain with reports from all over the country and breathtaking images.

Among the latest press titles in the field: Van Trip. A new title that The Little Wise Guy discovered with great pleasure when it was released in April 2021. This brand new quarterly magazine is entirely dedicated to the return in force of a very independent way of travelling: the vanlife. On the program: escapades in France and abroad, travel experiences, practical information and many tests to travel closer to nature and in total freedom. Van Trip is available on newsstands or at www.turbulencespresse.fr

Inspired by the program of the same name on France 5, Échappées Belles magazine focuses on meeting and discovering others through travel. Curiosity, tolerance, sharing and respect for different cultures are the key values of this quarterly. With the participation of presenters Sophie Jovillard, Ismaël Khelifa and Jérôme Pitorin, Échappées Belles introduces readers to superb destinations in France and around the world, with numerous sections dedicated to heritage, crafts, gastronomy and nature. Available on newsstands and at www.turbulencespresse.fr

Many French people visit Italy every year, and are among the leaders in the Italian tourist market. And what can we say about the Italian diaspora in France, except that some 4 million French people are of Italian descent... The ties between the two countries are particularly strong, and in France Italian culture is everywhere: in cuisine, art, sport, cinema, music and literature. So it's hardly surprising that Direction Italy has established itself as the media of reference for this fascinating destination!

Helping you discover the world in a fun and intelligent way is the aim of Vasco Editions, who, with Destination Europe, are launching their sixth travel title in 2022. A fervent advocate of slow tourism and respect for the countries we visit, Destination Europe also wants us to experience the wonderful idea of European unity. What better way to understand people and their cultures than through travel? History, heritage, culture or even gastronomy, no area will be neglected.

Founded in 1919, La Montagne is a venerable, modern old lady, sitting atop the Groupe Centre France, an empire that includes other dailies(Le Populaire du Centre, Le Journal du Centre, Le Berry Républicain), regional weeklies, news websites, printing and advertising agencies, and more. A mastodon that covers the entire Massif Central. Local news is covered extensively on the pages of La Montagne, but also on the web, with a site backed up by a strong presence on social networks. A pillar of the PQR.

Puy-de-Dôme en Mouvement is the magazine of the Puy-de-Dôme departmental council which comments on local information. Each month, we find a complete file on a current topic, information from the communities, the state of the roads, the building sites in progress, the territories, the budget, the innovations... also information on the environment, the villages, the social, and the practical pages with the diary, the outings and the notepad. Published in 340,000 copies, it is distributed free of charge to mailboxes, communities, tourist offices...

In recent years, Portugal has become one of the most popular destinations for French people, as evidenced by the ever-increasing number of French people moving to Portugal. The quarterly Destination Portugal is without a doubt the first French magazine to have taken this phenomenon into account. It is not surprising, therefore, that it has become the bi-media (magazine also available in digital format) that is now essential for all lovers of the destination, whether they want to spend their next vacation there or settle down

Le Petit Gourmet has become an essential reading for all those who love gastronomy. Monthly free of charge dedicated to the professions of mouth it presents to readers the chefs, places and flavors not to be missed. Easy to find in hundreds of distribution points everywhere in Auvergne: restaurants, of course, but also shops and other prescribers of good addresses. If you cannot find your copy, or if you want to browse an old number, you can download Le Petit Gourmet directly on their website. Site on which you will find additional information such as the latest news.

This free magazine, which has been in circulation since 1982, is now a fortnightly publication published on Tuesdays, and is widely distributed in the département. For a long time, it was France's biggest classified ads weekly before the Internet came along... But this free magazine has managed to adapt by developing its editorial content around a simple and effective editorial line dedicated to proximity: local news features, interviews, advertorials, and announcements of cultural and sporting events in the region. A Top 10 news list is also available, so you won't miss a thing. It can also be accessed online via its website and social networks.

Free magazine dedicated to "no made" families. The only regional support to deal with family news. P'tit Bouzou is published 4 times a year and contains many tests carried out by the editorial staff: car, leisure structure, cultural heritage... The magazine aims to answer the question: what to do with children from 0 to 12 years old, whether we are parents or grandparents? Exhibitions, cinema, culture, interviews, diaries, nature walks, recipes, games... all the releases are there. 10,000 copies, a very popular Facebook page, the must-see for puydômo families for a few years. The latest issue is available free of charge online.

If getting behind the wheel and setting off in total freedom to discover the world or your own region is already an adventure in itself, then setting off in a combi is Adventure... the big one, the roadtrip in all its splendor! Combis have always been vectors of escape, happiness and freedom. A true philosophy of life to be found in Combi Magazine. In each issue, you'll find trips, good ideas, history, practical and useful Combis, and Camper details to discover, like that of Ewan McGregor, one of the heroes of Star Wars.

Auto Heroes is a quarterly magazine that defines itself as "The magazine of men and cars of character". Inside, you will find articles about great drivers, legendary car races, mythical manufacturers and models, as well as movie stars and their cars. It's a magazine that combines the theme of vintage cars and men's lifestyle. Special editions and special series are to be kept preciously. An online store Heroes Shop allows you to buy objects related to cars or motorcycles.

A free monthly magazine with a circulation of 15,000 copies, Octopus offers a pretty model and beautiful photographs. Available at more than 500 points throughout the department, it is one of the references for all those who like to go out, move and discover. Through its articles, interviews and reviews, the magazine covers all fields: cinema news, exhibitions, gastronomy, sport, trends, motorcycles, new technologies and housing. It complements its smartphone application, and is regularly accompanied by special issues, including an annual cultural season publication in October. A reference for local leisure and culture information.

Founded in 1944, the newspaper deals with local political, cultural, social, associative or sporting life with a very humanist vision. Italso publishes legal notices. Supplements are published, including reports on various social issues (cars, good tips, elections, etc.). Le Semeur relies on a dense network of correspondents in the countryside and on excellent journalists in Clermont-Ferrand. On its website, you can buy the week's issue, subscribe or consult the legal notices for free.

For more than 10 years now, the Road Trip Magazine team has been inviting its readers to escape every two months with reports on destinations in France and abroad. The magazine skilfully mixes the themes of travel and motorcycling with cultural, historical and gastronomic interludes, as well as addresses, practical advice and good tips for preparing your trip. The content allows you to travel literally and figuratively, and the illustrations are of excellent quality.

This free monthly "correctly incorrect magazine" is city news for the young and trendy, with a calendar of good deals, album and book reviews, offbeat interviews and a chronicle of "stupid deaths", where we learn, for example, that a guy was murdered "using a toilet seat". ZAP, it's targeted, it's well done, and it's been around for years! The monthly City-News has its own free mobile app. "Niouzes", good spots, trends, good sound, diary, street looks, bad polls, it's all here! After winning over the people of Clermont-Ferrand, the magazine went on to win over the Centre France group, which acquired it last year.

Children do not live in a bubble: like adults, they are subjected to an uninterrupted flow of information and often wonder what they hear in schoolyards or see on television. Launched in 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, Albert answers children's questions by deciphering the daily news at their level. Albert takes the time to focus on major themes and develop them, so that a child understands all the issues involved in a subject. Each issue has four main pages with various themes: politics, society, culture, science and history. The layout has been designed to make it easier to read.