Don’t just take our word for it. Here are a few comments from people we have worked with…
“WEXAS celebrates its fortieth anniversary this year, as does Traveller magazine. As our flagship title Traveller continues to encourage and inspire our members to take an avid interest in the world and to undertake adventurous and exciting travel to all four corners of it. Amy is an erudite and creative editor, Duncan a skilled writer and photographer. Between them they produce a magazine that we, as a company, are extremely proud of and which sets us apart from other travel companies. The magazine gets better and better every single issue and we look forward to working with & Publishing for many years to come.
IAN WILSON, Chairman of WEXAS and Publisher of Traveller magazine
“Just wanted to say you are doing a wonderful job. Well done! The publication always looks wonderful.”
SARAH TUCKER, Travel journalist and presenter, and Family Travel columnist for Traveller magazine
“Under Amy and Duncan’s management, Traveller magazine has gone from strength to strength. Its design is fresh and attractive, while its content is always interesting, relevant and well-informed. I feel very privileged to be a regular contributor to such an exciting publication – and to work with such a switched-on, responsive editorial team.”
NATASHA HUGHES, Traveller magazine wine columnist
“I have illustrated articles for Traveller magazine by Fergal Keane and Kevin Pilley for several years. One of the most fascinating things about working with this magazine is that it poses a challenge to my creativity and an opportunity to have freedom of expression. The depth, honesty and diverse subject range of the prose by both these writers always calls for my finest illustration – and I think I have successfully managed to win the trust and approval from the editors with exceptional standards, namely Amy and Duncan.”
LUKE WALWYN, illustrator for Traveller magazine
“We were delighted to use the project management skills of And Publishing to anchor the administration of the festival this year. They were invaluable in supervising the photo exhibition, organising logistics, and handling parts of the customer care and speaker liaison. In addition, And director Amy Sohanpaul is a director of the festival, and her excellent publishing contacts, combined with her eye for spotting talented new writers, helped to ensure that we once again offered a fascinating range of speakers, from celebrated household names to gifted first-time authors. I look forward to working with them both again on the next festival.”
JONATHAN LORIE, Festival Director, Travellers’ Tales Festival