The first place that most tourists visit when they arrive in a new city is a visitor’s centre. There are two year-round visitor’s centres in Edmonton and a seasonal one at the airport. Printing services in the area are kept busy creating Brochures and maps for these centres.
A visitor’s centre is a good place to start your visit to a new city because it will help you to set your priorities and ensure you see everything the city has to offer. The year-round centres in Edmonton are located at Gateway Park and downtown Edmonton. In addition to offering handouts and informational Brochures, the staff at the centres can give you first-hand advice about the city and its facilities.
The Greater Edmonton Visitor’s Guide 2011 is a brochure that can be picked up at any visitor’s centre in the city. With contents filling up 132 pages it can almost be classified as a small catalogue. The guide has such topic headings as Neighbourhoods, Transportation, Festivals and Events, Attractions, Sports and Recreation, Accommodations and Dining and Shopping. It features several colour maps and lots of colour pictures of local attractions and events. Each listing features opening and closing times, addresses and contact information and prices.
The visitor’s guide is also filled with advertisement for various local businesses. This is a great boost for local businesses; not only will tourists visiting the city see the ads, but they will take it home and their friends and family will read it. Get a Free Quote for Brochures
