You will receive every future issue as soon as it's released (there are two per year). Today you will pay for the next issue (Issue 05 // AUTUMN/WINTER 22/23) and then going forward you will be charged one month before subsequent issues, so you never miss a copy.
Hidden Scotland magazine is a bi-annual printed magazine, which comes out twice a year; Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter, and we have just launched a standard subscription service for your convenience, to ensure you never miss a copy. As part of the subscription, you will also be able to gain access to Hidden Scotland's exclusive content online. We have collaborated with travel writers and creative storytellers in order to bring you articles and features that won't be shared anywhere else. To give you a taster; you will have access to slow travel guides as well as articles from previous issues of the magazine. This will be updated regularly so you will see fresh content popping up throughout the year.
All of this will be accessed through your own account, where you can also login to update any details, such as view orders you have placed, change your details; e.g updating your delivery address, and if you would like to, you can also cancel your account from here too.
HOW IT WORKS
Simply add a subscription to your checkout, this will cost £15.00 + delivery, which is payment upfront for the next issue; so in this case, you will be paying for Issue 05 // AUTUMN/WINTER 22/23. If you wish to include our current issue, Issue 4, then you can also add this from the checkout.
This will set you up with your own account, and you can start accessing the exclusive online content right away. Your Standard subscription will then auto-renew until you cancel, which means that every issue of Hidden Scotland magazine will be sent out to you as soon as it is available.
Each issue is £15.00 + delivery, and you will be charged automatically about one month prior to release. Make sure you keep your shipping and payment details up-to-date, so we can keep sending you the magazine.
