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| Categories | Tourism |
|---|---|
| Frequency | monthly |
| Circulation | 2,186,284 |
| Founded | 1938 |
| Company | |
| Country | Multiple (see prose) |
| Based in | Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Augusta, Ga US |
| Website | where.ca, Where Canada wheretraveler.com |
Where is a series of magazines for tourists, distributed at hotels, convention centres, regional malls and other tourist areas.
The original edition was founded in 1938.
Throughout most of the world, the magazine's editions are published by Morris Visitor Publications; it is published in London (UK) by The Tourism Media Group, Milan (Italy) by Where Italia Srl, in Rome by Tourist Media Srl, in Canada by St. Joseph Media and in Asia by Asia City Media Group.
(all published by Asia City Media Group)
(all published by Morris Visitor Publications) [2]
(the majority published by Morris Visitor Publications)
(Note: Morris Visitor Publications USA website is down as of September 2023.)
(all published by St. Joseph Media, except as noted**)
(all published by Morris Visitor Publications, except as noted**)
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