Luxembourg-based M7 Group, owned by Canal+, has concluded agreements with both global wildlife and nature brand Love Nature and travel channel Travelxp for distribution in Hungary and Romania.

Love Nature and Travelxp are available 24/7 and in HD via the M7 platforms Direct One in Hungary and Focus Sat in Romania from the 1° West satellite platform.

Travelxp and Love Nature are already carried via the M7 platforms for the Benelux – Canal Digitaal and Online.nl and TV Vlaanderen – and Skylink in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

M7 Platform Services provides both channels with third party satellite distribution services within the Europe-wide Astra 23.5° East footprint. As part of the new distribution agreement with Travelxp, the Benelux and CEE distribution agreement and the M7 Platform Services agreement were renewed as well.

“M7 gave Travelxp its first major break in 2018, when Travelxp launched in Europe and since then the relationship has only grown leaps & bound and we look forward to further strengthen and grow it in future. Renewing our existing agreement and launching in Romania and Hungary gives Travelxp new destinations and we are delighted that just like Travelxp’s content quality is growing, so is the distribution and M7 is an integral part of the same. We are extremely happy and thankful,” said Sumant Bahl, MD, Travelxp, Europe and Africa.

“We’re delighted to be introducing Love Nature and its premium lineup of localized natural history content to the subscribers of Focus Sat and Direct One,” said Jade Anderson-Busby, Sales and Marketing Manager, EMEA, Global Networks, Blue Ant Media.

Bill Wijdeveld, VP Platform Content Services at M7 Group said: “We are very happy to extend our long-standing partnership with Travelxp and Love Nature into new M7 territories and look forward to a fruitful journey over the coming years. Especially with the current restrictions on traveling, both channels add great value by providing our subscribers with a taste for great new travel destinations, and the beauty of nature and wildlife around the globe.”