Tourism at the Gulf for the New York Times

By Meggan on July 28, 2011

After last year’s oil spill disaster, I think it’s safe to say that in many important ways, the Gulf Coast is back. The New York Times’ Campbell Robertson was in the area a couple of weeks ago reporting on the tourist season down here, and I had the opportunity to work with him again. Check out his story.

Things are looking a whole lot better here, but we still have a long way to go for full recovery.

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