The newspaper does not have an active policy regarding visits but it organises group visits on request.

The chanel does not have open days but visits can be made on request.

Le Monde organises open days.

The newspaper printing press can be visited on request.

It is not possible to attend editorial meetings any more.

Every evening, there are visits by trained students. Around 30 000 visitors are welcomed every year like this.

It is also possible to visit the two printing press sites if a booking is made beforehand.

There are many visits to the Berliner Zeitung offices and these are of two types:

1. Groups (foreign journalists, students, school pupils, etc.) who have a guided tour of the organisation. The tours are often booked through a personal contact at the newspaper or as part of the Youth and Education programme. These visitors can also attend editorial meetings.

2. Invitations to politicians, NGO representatives, etc. to attend editorial meetings in order to provide an analytical assessment or to discuss a particular subject.

The Irish Times receives students on work experience throughout the year but does not have a specific policy on public visits, even if these do sometimes take place.

Once a year, the newspaper headquarters holds an Open Day in Dublin, during which readers, or simply the curious, can come into the editorial offices and meet journalists.

This is an established practice and Polskie Radio regularly receives visitors to its offices, often from schools.

Open Days are also organised.

Paying visits to the BBC may be organised and include access to the editorial team.

Visits are reserved for students of journalism or foreign journalists.