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New York's Ulster Co. using digital signage, kiosk to promote tourism
July 25, 2010
Ulster County, N.Y., is using digital signage and kiosks to promote tourism around Ulster, the county's top industry, according to theDaily Freeman newspaper in Kingston, N.Y.
A display over a counter in the Ulster County Department of Motor Vehicles shows scenes from tourist attractions around the county, and a new electronic touchscreen kiosk has been added in the main lobby of the Ulster County Office Building to allow members of the public to browse tourism listings on the county's tourism website and access the county's website to search for information on county agencies and services.
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