New Hampshire unveils Yankee Trail to lure bicentennial tourists
Concord reports New Hampshire plans a statewide Yankee Trail of historic and scenic attractions to capture bicentennial visitors. The program highlights include the Currier and Ives tour, White Mountains, Lake Winnipesaukee districts, and Seacoast history tours united by a shared map. Parks will open several sites this weekend to handle expected Boston spillover, with toll free numbers for information and backup plans in case of motel shortages. The campaign targets BostonLexingtonConcord observers and Canada markets with maps in newspapers and magazines and a Come Up For Air slogan.
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