CTM Expands Cape Cod Visitor Information Network To Include Supermarkets, Local & Recreation Businesses

November 1st, 2017

CTM Media Group Inc. one of North America's largest distributors of visitor and tourism information, today announced the expansion of their tourism distribution network in Cape Cod, Massachusetts with the purchase of Hannon Distribution earlier this month.

Hannon's distribution of magazines and brochures is a seamless fit for CTM, a company that distributes over 100 million brochures and magazines each year, and has been a staple in the travel and tourism sector for over three decades.

The agreement with Tom Hannon to take over the Hannon Distribution business includes a number of clients and distribution host location partners and expands CTM's distribution presence in Cape Cod supermarkets, as well as several hundred local businesses.

"Cape Cod tourism is a key driver in our future growth and expansion of CTM Media Group's business and now CTM & Best Read Guide customers will be part of an expanded distribution network offering customers additional growth and access to an additional network of Cape Cod local residents and travelers," states Brian Bradbury, Northeast Regional Director of Sales, CTM Media Group.

For questions regarding CTM Media Group's visitor marketing services or take advantage or CTM's advertising opportunities call 800.888.2974, email info@ctmmedia.com or visit www.ctmmediagroup.com

About CTM Media Group

CTM Media Group Inc. is owned and operated by IDW Media Holdings Inc. (OTC Pink Markets: IDWM). CTM Media Group Inc. is one of the largest distributors of visitor and tourism information in North America serving 19,000 locations and reaching 300 million visitors. More than 3,000 clients consider CTM an integral part of their marketing strategy – many of them for more than 25 years. CTM partners with hotels, attractions, convention centers, transportation centers, sporting goods shops, and more to put their clients directly in front of visitors - right at the moment when they're making decisions about what to do next.