The layout of a magazine cover featuring the logo consisting of the word "VISITOR" written in goudy typeface in capitalized print with an oversize V and R and containing 2 parallel lines centered above the 5 middle letters but between the oversize V and R, those two parellel lines enclosing the name of a particular geographical area, for example, "Humboldt" which name is spelled out in capital letters with the letters separated by bullets in the following manner; "H U M B O L D T"; the balance of the logo integrates two more parallel lines which are set just below, and extend the length of, the entire word "VISITOR" and which enclose a descriptive phrase such as "HUMBOLDT COUNTRY'S ANNUAL VISITOR AND TOURISM GUIDE" in smaller capitalized print; the entire above-mentioned design is contained in a colored rectangle placed at the top of the pate; (2) the placement of a thick, bold, colored border constituting approximately 1/6th of the entire left side of the cover, with a small rectangular box dropping vertically from the top of the border; (3) the positioning of four nearly square "windows" at approximately the bottom 1/5th of the cover, the third window containing descriptive text and the remaining three windows containing photographs suggestive of the magazine's content.