The exception was Outside Magazine, which was up 13.31 percent in advertising revenue. Southwest Airlines’ in-flight magazine, Spirit, was down in adverting pages but up a marginal 0.64 percent in adverting revenue.

The April 2002-April 2001 figures are:

Magazines	2002 Pages	2001 Pages	Percent Change	2002 Revenue	2001 Revenue	Percent Change
Backpacker	46.02	64.08	-28.18	$1,467,884	$1,836,754	-20.08
Conde Nast Traveler	78.47	88.20	-35.76	$4,871,923	$6,788,070	-28.23
Hemispheres	39.00	269.15	-55.78	$1,747,440	$3,653,890	-52.18
National Geographic	27.21	32.62	-16.56	$4,172,693	$6,354,556	-34.34
National Geographic Traveler	54.00	56.78	-4.89	$2,280,717	$2,863,637	-20.36
Outside Magazine	95.41	89.56	6.54	$6,008,283	$5,302,531	13.31
Sky Magazine	46.00	86.41	-46.77	$2,017,805	$3,462,695	-41.73
SkyGuide	17.93	25.62	-30	$458,404	$490,680	-6.58
Spirit	80.14	91.39	-12.32	$1,707,734	$1,696,828	0.64
Travel Holiday	119.77	113.35	5.67	$5,173,519	$5,488,326	-5.74
Travel + Leisure	146.36	187.15	-21.79	$9,787,913	$12,153,691	-19.47
Attaché	51.59	78.84	-34.56	$1,508,374	$2,292,890	-34.22