Tourism agency promotes Boston beyond the Freedom Trail with rebrand
The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau has launched a new marketing campaign for both its home city and also the agency itself.
The new marketing campaign is called Boston Never Gets Old, introducing prospective tourists to a Boston that goes beyond the Freedom Trail and other historical sites. As for the GBCVB, it has now shortened its name to Meet Boston.
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