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Oct 06, 2019 News
Guyana Where and What, first published in 2006 for World Cup Cricket and has since continued its publication on an annual basis released, its 12th edition on the market.
It is a very handy guide book containing materials of interest for the average tourist. It can be conveniently carried around as one traverses the length and breadth of Guyana, sightseeing. Visitors and Guyanese have all found it as very educational and informative. A few schools use it as a reference guide.
Distribution is done through the local airports, hotels, travel agencies, tour companies and operators, local and overseas embassies and high commissions, Go-Invest, local and international trade fairs, tourism packages given to attendees for seminars and conventions and local expos staged throughout Guyana.
Copies can also be uplifted from The Guyana Tourism Authority and Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana or through its publisher, Gem Madhoo Nascimento.
It is also posted online on www.guyanawhereandwhatonline.com
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