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New York City Announces Tourism Representation In NYC & COMPANY ANNOUNCES TAYLOR SWIFT AS NEW YORK CITY’S GLOBAL WELCOME AMBASSADOR —New ‘Welcome to New York’ Marketing and Communications Campaign Invites the World to Visit New York City— —Yearlong Global Tourism Collaboration to Use ‘Welcome To New York’ from Taylor Swift’s New Album 1989 to Celebrate New York City— CONTACTS New York City (October 28, 2014) —Today, Taylor Swift joins NYC & Elin Norlin Our Man in Scandinavia/Comvision Company, New York City’s official marketing, tourism and partnership +46 70-279 8640 organization, to announce her participation as New York City’s Global [email protected] Welcome Ambassador for 2014–2015. As part of the collaboration with Taylor, NYC & Company today launched a global tourism campaign— DATE October 28, 2014 Welcome To New York—named after Taylor’s song of the same name from her top charting new album, 1989. “Welcome To New York” celebrates how welcoming New York City is to everyone, inviting the world to visit New York City and explore its five boroughs. As New York City’s Global Welcome Ambassador, Taylor will showcase the City’s unparalleled vibrancy that inspired her to write “Welcome To New York,” reinforced by the refrain “It’s been waiting for you.” ABC News anchor Robin Roberts joined Taylor on Good Morning America to make the announcement. To view the new campaign, visit NYC’s official tourism website, nycgo.com/w2ny. “New York City is a truly welcoming city, and “Welcome To New York” perfectly exemplifies the unrivaled hospitality, energy and excitement that can be felt throughout all five boroughs,” said Fred Dixon, president and CEO of NYC & Company. “We are pleased to work with Taylor Swift to welcome visitors from around the world, as she was welcomed this year, and couldn’t have asked for a better synergy between Taylor and NYC & Company to tell our story about what makes New York City, New York City.” “The new Welcome To New York song is a perfect anthem for New York City and captures the energy and spirit of our world-class destination,” said Emily K. Rafferty, Chairman of the Board of NYC & Company and President of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Through this unique collaboration with Taylor Swift and the launch of this exciting new global tourism campaign, we will inspire more visitors to come here to experience the rich offerings of the five boroughs.” Starting today, The Welcome To New York campaign uses Taylor’s song to tell the story about New York City’s five boroughs and to convey the City’s unparalleled electricity. On nycgo.com, videos featuring Taylor draw inspiration from her experience in New York City and the hospitality, creativity and inspiration she has felt since spending more time here. The editorial content will showcase what to see and do in New York City and encourage first-time visitors, and re-inspire repeat visitors, to book a trip to New York City. In addition to the videos and articles, the website will source content from New Yorkers and visitors who share their New York City experiences on Instagram using the hashtag #W2NY. The campaign will be promoted through outdoor advertising in domestic (NYC and Boston) and international (Spain and Italy) markets; broadcast advertising on NYC Taxi TVs and on digital billboards in Times Square; social media integration on NYC & Company’s Facebook (facebook.com/nycgo), Instagram (instagram.com/nycgo), Pinterest (pinterest.com/nycgo) and Twitter (twitter.com/nycgo and twitter.com/nycgo_press) accounts with the hashtag #W2NY; global publicity CONTACTS through NYC & Company’s 17 international offices reaching 28 markets; and integrated messaging at travel industry trade shows internationally. The Elin Norlin Our Man in campaign will be amplified through Taylor’s social media channels and in Scandinavia/Comvision +46 70-279 8640 messaging surrounding the launch of her fifth studio album, 1989. [email protected] Coinciding with Taylor’s role as New York City’s Global Welcome DATE Ambassador, she will perform on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with October 28, 2014 Ryan Seacrest, broadcasting LIVE from Times Square on ABC. Through 2015, Welcome To New York global tourism campaign will continue with more engagement with Taylor, in which she will share her New York City experiences including additional videos and editorial content of her favorite things to see and do throughout the five boroughs. About NYC & Company: NYC & Company is the official marketing, tourism and partnership organization for the City of New York, dedicated to maximizing travel and tourism opportunities throughout the five boroughs, building economic prosperity and spreading the positive image of New York City worldwide. For more information, visit nycgo.com. About Taylor Swift: Taylor Swift, who writes all of her own songs, is a global superstar, seven-time GRAMMY winner and the youngest winner in history of the music industry's highest honor, the GRAMMY Award for Album of the Year. She is the first artist since the Beatles (and the only female artist in history) to log six or more weeks at #1 in the U.S. with three consecutive studio albums. Taylor has an album on Rolling Stone's prestigious The 50 Greatest Albums of All Time (by women) list, Time magazine has named her one the of the 100 Most Influential People in the world, and she is Billboard's youngest-ever Woman of the Year and the only artist to have been awarded this honor twice. Taylor has career record sales in excess of 30 million albums and almost 80 million song downloads worldwide, and has had singles top both the pop and country radio charts around the globe. Taylor's album RED, released almost two years ago on Big Machine Records, has sold more than 6 million copies worldwide to date, including more than 1.2 million copies in the U.S. in its first week, scoring the highest first-week sales debut of any album in over a decade. Taylor is the only female artist in music history (and just the fourth artist ever) to twice have an album (2010's Speak Now and 2012's RED) hit the 1 million plus first-week sales figure. ”Shake It Off” is the first single off her fifth studio album 1989 (Big Machine Records), which will be released on October 27, 2014. The single has topped Billboard’s Pop, HotAC and Hot 100 charts and has earned double Platinum-status by the RIAA for exceeding sales of two million downloads in the U.S., and has peaked at No. 1 in 64 countries on iTunes. -30- CONTACTS Elin Norlin Our Man in Scandinavia/Comvision +46 70-279 8640 [email protected] DATE October 28, 2014 .
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