Tuxedo to be highlighted as ‘Gem of NY’ in upcoming TV series

Town Supervisor Dave McMillen and Councilmember Deirdre Murphy recently announced a collaboration with Britalians TV to showcase the town of Tuxedo to the world in an effort to garner interest in the local community. According to the town, this partnership “aims to showcase the unique aspects of Tuxedo, from its scenic landscapes and historical sites to its emerging vibrant local economy and community events and partnerships.”

Britalians TV is a platform known for highlighting cultural and tourist attractions, which could help bring more visitors to Tuxedo, boost the local economy, and share the town’s heritage with a broader audience.

Britalians TV will be coming to Tuxedo the first week of June to begin filming the first of two 65-minute documentaries about the town, the village, the people, and the history. The show is called “Humans of the World.”

Britalians TV also named Tuxedo the “Gem of New York.” The designation includes a targeted 12-month international media and marketing plan commissioned, managed and delivered by Britalians TV to promote the town of Tuxedo as the Gem of New York, with an aim to increase tourism and possibly even inspire businesses to move in.

Britalians TV is on Amazon Prime, ROKU, Vidaa, Google TV, Android TV, Apple TV, and Samsung TV Plus.

According to the town, Britalians TV reaches 275 million households, has 206 million monthly users, and is available in 177 countries.

Marco Biagioli and Erica Melargo, the founders and producers of Britalians TV, hail from London and will act as the ambassadors for Tuxedo.

Stay tuned to tuxedogov.org for more information.