"visiting guests" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to guests who are currently visiting or staying at a particular place. Example: The hotel staff is busy preparing for the arrival of the visiting guests for the conference. In this sentence, "visiting guests" refers to the guests who will be attending the conference and are currently visiting the hotel for that purpose.
In former days, these structures held the compound's kitchen and the living quarters for the gatekeeper, servants, and any visiting guests and relatives.
"It wouldn't be appropriate to place visiting guests in the home of someone who was disobeying the law," said Joshua Ewing, a spokesman for Mayor Rocky Anderson.
Ms. Rheinstein has been entertaining with her husband, Fred, a television executive who was in New York that particular evening, at least once a month for 25 years, feeding a revolving door of local and visiting guests.
One morning, right after Miller's passing, Schmidt, now fifty-six but still lithe and springy on the snow, was on a chairlift at the Yellowstone Club, skiing with some visiting guests and recalling his time with the Man.
She's asked to prepare an African dish for visiting guests – something she never did in Dakar – and one of the appreciative diners embraces her, shouting: "I've never kissed a Negress!" It's clear her worth is just as a breathing version of the mask that hangs on the wall.
It's interesting that one of the first questions kids ask visiting guests (authors, politicians, etc).
We had met on an MA in creative writing at Lancaster University 12 years earlier, me a student, he the visiting guest tutor.
I'm greeted by name by most of the faculty, and I even boldly walk into the teachers' lounge to fetch a cup of coffee for a visiting guest.
Despite the radical views of many members of his coterie, however, Holbach's broader visiting guest list included many of the most prominent intellectual and political figures in Europe.
They were amazingly generous in giving me my Fridays off from noon on, to go to psych department lectures, teach a grad class, and then attend Rice's visiting guest lectures at 3 30 p.m.
As a school project, the three students had helped make "stone soup" to share with their visiting guest.
