That's cool.

But that's not the only museum.

We're the home of the Schuyler sisters.

They grew up in Albany.

You know, Albany's mentioned in Hamilton, right? Yeah.

It was sung about.

So that's never a bad thing when your city is mentioned in a hit musical.

How do most people get to Albany? Would you welcome most travelers via air travel, drive, train? How do folks find you?

When you were starting your career, did you think you would be managing so much, I say politically, not in that elected way, but in that bringing stakeholders together by?

No, honestly, I had my first experience in tourism in the 90s.

I was a college student and I had the benefit of getting an internship with Isle of New York.

And so that was, didn't seem like a very political job at all.

It was very hands-on marketing.

We're calling the tourism offices and asking them what their leaves look like.

It was a very warm and fuzzy experience.

Or do you think that's just a function of your role in the space and in today's day and age?