Can you buy National Geographic in stores?

National Geographic Books has more than 1,800 titles in publication for both adults and children. You can find them online at many retailers, through wholesalers and jobbers, and at your local bookstore.

Are National Geographic magazines worth anything?

Hyman is often asked whether old National Geographic magazines have any value. His short answer is, “The early issues certainly do.” National Geographic dealers will pay at least $200 for issues published before 1905. But after that, the value drops dramatically.

Can I buy a single issue of National Geographic?

Many back issues can also be purchased online or through our single copy sales office. Please visit our website: www.natgeo.com/backissues or call 1-800-777-2800 (1-515-237-3673 outside the U.S./Canada) if you prefer to order by phone. All single copy orders must be paid at the time of order.

Who is National Geographic target audience?

Who is National Geographic target audience? The target group is men between 30 and 50 years, with high education and high income. They read about space, history, technology, nature and psychology – and much else. The potential to find interesting stories, news and fun facts on topics like these are virtually boundless.

How do I contact National Geographic by phone?

1 (800) 647-5463
National Geographic Society/Customer service

What to buy at the National Geographic Store?

Find captivating books and unique handmade products from around the globe and leave with travel accessories that will help guide you on your way. Your dollars make our work possible: Funds from your purchases directly support our efforts in research, education, conservation, and exploration.

What to do at the National Geographic Museum?

Take National Geographic home with you by visiting our museum store. Find captivating books and unique handmade products from around the globe and leave with travel accessories that will help guide you on your way.

What does the National Geographic Society do for a living?

National Geographic’s nonprofit work. The National Geographic Society invests in innovative leaders in science, exploration, education and storytelling to illuminate and protect the wonder of our world.