New tourism campaign celebrates NY
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- May
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Gov. Paterson has kicked off a brand new tourism campaign using a favorite old slogan: I Love New York.
The original effort was launched 31 years ago and focused on New York City attractions.
The new version, which also taps all of the current technology, including the web, also emphasizes the assets of the rest of the state, including the Lower Hudson Valley.
New York’s magnificent natural attributes are a highlight, from Niagara Falls and Adirondack State Park to the Hudson River and Bear Mountain State Park.
The goal of the new campaign is to boost the tourism dollars coming into New York, according to a press release issued by the governor’s office.
It’s baaaack:
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Back to basics. you have to admire this man.
