Gazette appointed agent for major magazines

Legacy Phuket GazetteTuesday, July 19, 2005Last Updated: Tuesday, July 19, 2005

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PHUKET: The Phuket Gazette Co Ltd has been awarded the local agency appointment for a number of major international publications which have expressed interest in expanding their business here.

Readers wishing to subscribe to Business Week, Business Traveller, Time, Forbes, Fortune, or Reader’s Digest (English and Chinese editions) are invited to contact the Gazette to make the necessary arrangements. The magazines will be delivered by airmail.

A subscription form is included in the current issue of the Gazette. Alternatively, those wishing to subscribe may do so at thethaiger.com/magazines.asp, or by telephoning Yui Raktammakit (076-236555) or emailing her at yui@phuketgazette.net.

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