Maps

Below is our guide to getting the most out of the maps

• Why not send a digital or printed version with each guest booking confirmation
• Print one off for your guests on arrival
• Draw all over it with your own suggestions
• Collect used ones as part of a Visitor Book service, asking guests to make their own suggestions
• Upload the one of your area onto your website
• Use to help create unique itineraries and suggestions for your guests. For example, 10 things to do in a 10 mile radius or a 10 mile travel time
• Get to know the map really well and visit the places so you have 1st hand experience and show how knowledgeable and connected you are
• If you have a team working for you, involve them with the map and encourage them to talk to the guests with ideas and suggestions of their own
• Tell us, use social media to show-off how you use your maps. A bit Cream Egg stylee – ‘How do you use yours?’ #Howdoyouuseyours
•  Involve the children – these maps are a great way for children to have input into the holiday or weekend itinerary (if you want that input, that is)

We politely request the following

• Please retain all logos and credits
• Please do not play around with or alter the maps in anyway
• Please do not reproduce or turn into merchandise

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. For more information see here.

Notes on file formats and their uses.

Please note that the lo-res map downloads are optimised for screen use and are not recommended for printed reproduction. The maps are provided in 2 file types, .jpg and .pdf. For printed reproduction we recommend using the PDF format, if you have trouble viewing the PDF file you can also download a high or low resolution jpg which should be readable by most computers. For more information on viewing PDF files and to download Adobe Reader – a free PDF viewer please click here »