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‘Boston Never Gets Old’ is the city’s new tagline. What do you think of it?

Let us know your thoughts about the campaign.

Michael Dwyer
Boston harbor and the city skyline in 2022. Michael Dwyer / AP

The city of Boston announced its new tagline this week: “Boston Never Gets Old.”

The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau launched a $7 million campaign showcasing Boston’s cultures, neighborhoods, and the city’s benefits beyond its famous history, according to The Boston Globe.

“We had to retell the story. We had to show a different city,” said Dan Donahue, president of Saunders Hotel Group and chairman of the bureau’s board, wrote The Boston Globe. “People have a sense of Boston as a racist city. We had to show different. We had to be different. Boston is the definition of what America is [in terms of diversity].”

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The campaign will run on billboards and in broadcast and digital media.

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