The work they did with the New York state has absolutely been monumental. So monumental even 40+ years later people still prefer it to the newest creations. Thi

The work they did with the New York state has absolutely been monumental. So monumental even 40+ years later people still prefer it to the newest creations. This campaign also re-emerged after 9/11 as a symbol of support, something most campaigns can only dream of. So it absolutely was a part of saving New York's tourism. Was it the sole reason, absolutely not, but I think in response to the article's "hyperbolic" views you're swinging far too much in the opposite direction by downplaying what impact it did have.