In Berlin, voyages Is Coming to the Analog Cable Network

The travel channel voyages has agreed to expand its 24-hour reach in Berlin. From today, 650,000 analog cable households in provider Kabel Deutschland’s Berlin network can receive voyages all day.

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“Especially in a metropolis like Berlin, it is extremely important to be well represented in the cable network, because three quarters of the 1.72 million television households in the federal capital receive Their television programs via cable,” says voyages Managing Director Michael McNabb. “I am very pleased that so many new viewers will now be able to convince themselves of the quality and variety of the programs on voyages.” In Berlin, voyages is also available on Kabel Deutschland’s digital cable network, digitally as well as analog on TeleColumbus’s cable network, and digitally via satellite.

Nationwide, 8.5 million households have access via satellite to 24-hour digital reception of voyages. A total of 2.35 million cable households can likewise receive the channel digitally (Kabel Deutschland, TeleColumbus, Kabel BW and Unity Media), while voyages reaches another 1.5 million households via the MonA TV mobile broadcast platform. Together with the soon-to-be 4.4 million analog cable households in Germany, voyages will thus be able to achieve a total reach of 16.75 million households.

voyages offers its viewers programs about interesting holiday destinations and lifestyle topics. The range of diverse holiday programs extends from on-location reports to theme-oriented travel formats. Viewers can book their desired trip both at the call center and via the Internet.