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GuestQuest brings destinations, places to stay and things to do into one place, together with the free official visitor guides those destinations publish themselves. You can explore all of it and request as much of it as you like without paying anything.

Yes. Browsing the site, reading the guides and requesting travel information are free, with nothing to pay, no booking commitment and no obligation to anyone you request from.

No. Travelers never sign up for anything. Accounts exist only for the destinations and properties who manage their own listing.

No — GuestQuest is not a booking site and takes no reservations, deposits or fees. It is where you find the place and get its information; the booking, if you make one, happens directly with the property, using the contact details on their listing.

Since 1984. For four decades we have worked directly with destination marketing organizations, resorts, hotels and attractions, and that is still where everything on the site comes from.

Click the request button on anything that interests you as you browse. Your picks collect in the tray at the bottom of the screen, and when you are ready you give your address once and the whole lot goes out together. You can also start from the request page and pick a region first.

The destination's own material — visitor guides, brochures and travel information, sent by the destination or property you picked rather than rewritten by us. Many of the guides can also be read here immediately, without waiting for the post.

Printed guides and brochures are mailed by the destination itself, so allow a few weeks — some are printed seasonally. Anything in our guide library opens in your browser the moment you ask for it.

A guide goes out to one address once every six months, so a destination you asked for recently is left out of a new request. Everything else in that request is still sent, and the page tells you what was left out and why.

A request goes straight to the destination when you send it, so there is nothing left on our side to cancel. If you would rather not hear from one of them, tell them directly — everything they send you carries their own contact details.

Start from the kind of trip instead of the map. Travel vibes group places by what the trip feels like — quiet and coastal, historic, outdoors, family — and let the destinations follow from that.

Every guide in the library is published by the destination or property it is about — the same visitor guide they print and hand out. Nothing on the shelf is scraped, rewritten or assembled by us.

Yes. Guides open page by page in the reader here, with nothing to download, install or sign up for. Ordering a printed copy is a separate choice, not a condition of reading it.

Yes — that is what the request is for. Give your postal address and the destinations you picked send their guides and brochures to it, free of charge.

A guide appears once its destination publishes one, and new ones are added all the time. Until then, the destination may still be listed and able to send you information — and the library suggests neighboring states worth a look.

Only the destinations and properties you specifically asked for. Your details go to them so they can send you what you requested, and to nobody else.

No. We do not sell or rent traveler information, and never have.

No. You decide who hears from you by choosing who to request from. We may occasionally send travel updates of our own, and you can stop those at any time.

Because printed guides and brochures are posted to you. If you only want to read guides on screen, you can do that from the guide library without giving an address at all.

Open a partner account, build the listing and publish it. Nobody has to approve you before you start, and the account costs nothing to open.

A listing is free to create and free to keep current. Enhanced options exist for destinations that want more visibility and a larger share of traveler requests — those are arranged with us directly.

When a traveler asks for your information, the request comes to you with their details, in your partner panel. They are permission-based and high-intent — someone who is planning a trip and asked for you by name. Requests are released weekly, so an allowance arrives in workable batches rather than all at once.

Yes. Upload the guide you already print and it becomes a page-turning edition travelers can read in the browser, alongside your listing, as well as one they can ask you to mail them.

Email support@guestquest.com and a person will answer. Partners with an account also have a help centre and a support desk inside the panel.