Where is SALT Magazine distributed?

SALT Magazine is distributed in print across 800+ high-dwell locations including independent boutiques, hotels, galleries, cafés and lifestyle venues in London, Sussex, Kent and Surrey. We are also stocked in Waitrose and TG Jones nationally, in Lufthansa Group business and Senator lounges, and at Southampton Cruise Terminals — with a national and global digital readership via saltmag.co.uk.

How many readers does SALT Magazine reach?

Each edition reaches an estimated 20,000 readers, with a combined social media following of over 40,000 across Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Which sectors does SALT work with?

We partner with brands and organisations in lifestyle, culture, travel and hospitality, fashion, arts, fine dining, wellbeing and retail — with a focus on those driving positive change.

What advertising and partnership options do you offer?

Print display from £750 (half page) to £2,500 (back cover), plus three signature partnership packages: SALT Featured Brand (£3,500), SALT Section Partner (£4,500) and SALT Storytelling Campaign (£7,500). All include digital, social and newsletter amplification.

How do I request a media kit?

Submit the enquiry form on this page or email olivia@saltmag.co.uk. Our partnership manager will be in touch within one working day.

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