Tourism Recovers Slowly In New Orleans
28 November 2006 - 10:00am
Travel writer Matt Gross reports on the state of tourism in New Orleans.
"It was a Friday afternoon in late October, and the narrow lanes of the French Quarter were quiet. Fresh paint — pale green, robin’s egg blue, canary yellow — adorned the low, tidy Creole cottages, and the wrought-iron railings of town-house balconies shone blackly in the sunlight. The streets were free of litter, the air unpolluted by the musky odor of all-night parties. But as I wandered the beautiful Quarter, one question stuck in my mind: Where was everybody?"
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Source:
The New York Times, November 26, 2006
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