Send an e-mail request to a travel guide organization or tourism office. For travel guides to multiple locations in the United States, you can send a message to [email protected] (see Resources). If you have a specific location in mind, you can send a message to that state's travel and tourism office. For example, to receive free travel guides for locations in Massachusetts, you can send an e-mail message to [email protected] (see Resources). Within the body of the e-mail message, provide your name and mailing address.
Enter your contact information on a travel website form. Many travel agencies and tourism offices have corresponding websites. To request a variety of travel guides for locations throughout the United States, go to the Travel Guides Free website (see Resources), choose the locations that interest you and fill out the form that's provided. If you have a specific destination in mind, however, you can visit that location's tourism site and fill out a form there. For example, you can obtain a guide to destinations in Arizona by visiting the Arizona Guide website (see Resources) and entering your name and contact information as indicated on the form.
Call a travel agent or office of travel and tourism. Every state and territory within the United States has such an office. For example, the Washington State Travel counselor can be reached at (800) 544-1800. You can call this number to request a free travel guide. To find contact information for all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, as well as U.S. territories, visit the USA.gov website (see Resources).
