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New York City Tourism

New ads hype "More"

New York City Tourism released new advertisements
that clearly communicate to travelers.

I'm not that informed on the initiative as a whole. However, I'm really loving the way these all work. The simple use of iconography with the familiar destination labeling is a very nice approach. Hats off to agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty NY on this one.







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