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Governor Paterson Announces Makeover And Statewide Push for Iconic “I Love NY” Campaign

NEW YORK – May 6, 2008 – Governor David A. Paterson today announced a revitalized long-term marketing strategy for the iconic “I LOVE NY” brand campaign.  This fresh makeover – led by Empire State Development (ESD) – will take one of the world’s most well-known, signature brands in a new direction that will help increase New York State tourism from 155 million visitors in 2006 to 200 million by 2020 and boost direct tourism spending to $60 billion annually. Read more »

New York State in the News


Media coverage about New York State (37 items) this week included the Hudson River Valley’s efforts to preserve its natural resources, the economic impact of tourism in the Rochester-Finger Lakes Region and the advent of price tags marked in euros in New York City.

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5 Places To Get Your Zen On

When winter wears on the mind, body and soul, there is no better way to chill out than a meditation retreat. Here are five places we favor to help us restore balance and achieve harmony. Read more »

Happy Trails To You

Throughout New York State, vibrant towns and villages add charm, variety and exciting nightlife to a great skiing experience. This new Empire State Development PSA highlights three “must ski” destinations in the Chautauqua-Allegheny, Catskills and Adirondack regions.
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Need Last Minute Valentine’s Day Ideas?

ALBANY – This Valentine’s Day weekend, staying overnight in New York State will be a lot cozier and more affordable. I LOVE NEW YORK is inviting couples to stay Friday and Saturday at any one of 160 inns and get Sunday free! Read more »

Presidential Pleasures

KINDERHOOK – New York State is steeped in presidential history. Presidents’ Day is a good time to make plans to visit a New York destination with a presidential past. A new Empire State Development PSA can point the way: Read more »

Gone Fishin’

ALBANY – It’s never too cold to go fishing in New York. As long as the ice covering your favorite spot is thick enough (a minimum of 3 to 4 inches of solid ice), the fishing is fine. And, February and March often provide some of the most productive ice fishing of the season. Read more »

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