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New York is planning a major concert in Central Park in August as a way to celebrate the city’s “rebirth” following the COVID-19 pandemic. Mayor Bill de Blasio has become the head cheerleader, and he views the concert as the culmination of a “Homecoming Week.” De Blasio may be only operating as a pol hyperbolically promoting the city’s supposed change of fortune, but still there is some genuine good news for the city. For example, the city’s tourism agency forecasts 36.4 million visitors for 2021, recovering more than half of record 66.6 million visitors that came in 2019. Hotel occupancy rates have moved up six percentage points to 35 percent, and on a recent Saturday 4,100 people rode the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, up from 3,500 three weeks previously. Major tourist attractions like the Met and the Museum of Natural History have seen an increase in admissions. Tourists are also starting to appear in Rockefeller Center and on the Brooklyn Bri

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