Ohio's Amish Country - Free Map & Visitors' Guide (OAC) is a full color, glossy magazine created with the express purpose of showcasing Ohio's Amish Country as a travel/vacation destination.

The region, namely Holmes County, is home to the largest Amish settlement in the world, and as such offers visitors a unique, true-to-life glimpse into the Amish culture and lifestyle, one reminiscent of days gone by.

The area offers a diverse experience to all who visit. Among them, camping, finding lodging at a farm or backroads bed & breakfast, spending their evenings at an upscale hotel or lodge, or possibly a stay at a medieval castle; experiencing the foods of the region, whether it's authentic Swiss cheese, original Trail bologna, visiting an Amish home for dinner, or dining at any of the area's Amish restaurants; taking in the sights and sounds of a local auction, sale or flea market; enjoying the panoramic splendor of an afternoon drive on one of our many scenic byways; golfing at any of the region's fine golf courses; or shopping, shopping, and more shopping.

The OAC offers its readers the most comprehensive perspective of the area, through insightful stories, color photos, alphabetical travel directories by category, including a summary description of each business, Thorough and accurate maps, clearly identifying the location of each local destination, professionally designed advertising in print and available on-line at http://www.oacountry.com.

The OAC website typically receives 8,500 to 11,000 visits each week. That is more than 1,000 each day! A search for "ohio amish" on Google, one of the web's most popular search engines, will return www.oacountry.com as the first choice. OAC clients can capitalize on OAC web traffic by driving visitors to their own websites as well, by including their URL in their directory listing.

The OAC website also generates many inquiries via telephone and email, and each guest is given personal attention, and mailed a free copy of the publication.

Ohio's Amish Country - Free Map & Visitors' Guide is distributed throughout Holmes, Wayne, Tuscarawas, Stark, and Coshocton Counties, and is delivered to all eleven of Ohio's Welcome Centers throughout the state, by the Ohio Dept. of Travel.

In addition to the ad in the OAC, advertisers receive a summary description of their business in our travel directory in print and on the web, including a link to their own website at no charge; placement of their exact business location on our detailed maps, in print and on the web, allowing visitors to the OAC website the ability to print maps to their specific location, while planning their trip; and their print ad appears on the website exactly as it does in the magazine.