People come from all over the world to celebrate Boston’s history, culture, and sports teams—in fact, more than nineteen million people visit Boston each year, as it’s one of the oldest cities in the United States. And people most often visit this thriving metropolis to glimpse the New England Aquarium, Boston Museum of Fine Art, Faneuil Hall, and the Freedom Trail. Boston was the scene for much of the American Revolution as well, and residents and tourists alike can explore the city’s rich historical sites.

Small businesses constantly add to Boston’s culture because they each offer something unique. The one-of-a-kind selection of products and services creates an atmosphere people want to experience, and Verizon is seeking ways to serve these businesses and encourage their success. Boston’s companies serve people all over the world, and we understand the impact these companies make in their local neighborhoods.

The City of Boston released its Small Business Plan and included increasing the accessibility and connectivity within the city as one of its highest priorities. Verizon wants to help the city achieve its vision by expanding the availability of its services and offering low prices on Fios internet and phone services. Together, our successes all contribute to the Boston history and culture.