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N.Y. COM Law § 181-G

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Senior tourism attractions program

Official statutory text

§ 181-g. Senior tourism attractions program. 1. The commissioner, in\nconjunction with all relevant departments and agencies, tourism\npromotion agencies, and the director of the office for the aging and in\nconsultation with applicable local government officials, shall develop\nand implement a senior tourism attractions program. Such program shall\ninclude the opportunity to incorporate information for visitors and\nsenior attractions in each of the state's vacation regions. In\nidentifying specific attractions to be included in the program,\nconsideration shall be given to attractions that can be linked to\nsurrounding artistic, cultural, historical, and entertainment\nattractions or other tourism attractions.\n 2. The senior tourism attractions program shall identify for visitors\nof senior friendly attractions the surrounding attractions, restaurants,\nlodging and other exhibits or places of entertainment.\n 3. Information about the senior tourism attractions shall be publicly\navailable and posted on the websites of the department, the office of\nparks, recreation and historic preservation, and the office for the\naging.\n

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