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NEW YORK The September 11th Fund has joined with the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to launch its search for an agency that will create a $2 million tourism campaign for Chinatown.
The iconic downtown neighborhood’s economy, already suffering in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York, was dealt another blow this year, when the threat of SARS kept tourists away for the predominantly Asian quarter.
The winning agency will work with at least one Chinatown organization to create a campaign that would promote the area as more than a onetime tourist destination, said Janine Moss, director of communications for the September 11th Fund.
“We’re
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