You've seen us around, now let's be introduced.
You probably know us, even if you don't know our name. Where GuestBook is most commonly known as "the hardcover book in the hotel rooms." We've been the leading publisher of visitor information publications since 1937. Today, our publications are distributed in 35 cities and resorts nationwide and are read by millions of upscale business and leisure travelers each year.

Where GuestBook in-room books
Whether they're looking for places to shop, restaurants or entertainment, affluent travelers staying at better hotels turn to Where GuestBook. Filled with feature articles, inspiring photography, attractive advertising, helpful maps, and quick-reference listings, Where GuestBook is a valuable resource for those who want to be "in the know" while in the city. The Where GuestBook publication is found in approximately 500,000 hotel rooms in 36 markets nationwide.

Where QuickGuide
The QuickGuide is a portable, digest-sized version of the in-room Where GuestBook. Travelers love to take the QuickGuide along with them while they explore the city. Published in multiple markets across the country, these convenient soft-cover guides reach millions of visitors a year.

Where Magazine
A monthly, portable, guidebook-style magazine with everything for readers on the go, available at the concierge desk and in-room at medium- to high-end hotels and select businesses. Where Magazine's useful articles, timely sidebars and comprehensive listings provide the most complete guide to the city's top restaurants, shops, shows, attractions, exhibits, and tours. With upbeat covers, extensive maps, and information-rich content on every page, the magazine is a must for concierges and ideal for advertisers who want to reach readers at their most receptive - when they're out exploring the city.

Custom publications including CVB materials
Morris Visitor Publications' Luxury Group creates premier, high-quality publications for hotel groups and other clients who provide services to an upscale, sophisticated clientele. They also work with Convention and Visitors Bureaus (CVBs) to create destination and meeting planner guides.