Yeah, getting off the beaten track can be Detroitish. However, this was in peak tourist zone. This doesn't happen much in places like that, ordinarily.
Acapulco has really fallen off as a tourist destination though. In the 60s it was the center of it, it's in the cartel war zone now. Wikipedia page for the city looks grim:
" February 4, 2013, six Spanish men were tied up and robbed and the six Spanish women with them were gang-raped by five masked gunmen who stormed a beach house on the outskirts of Acapulco,"
"in the year 2015, the number of international tourists flying to Acapulco dropped 85% in the interval of nine years"
Yeah, getting off the beaten track can be Detroitish. However, this was in peak tourist zone. This doesn't happen much in places like that, ordinarily.
Acapulco has really fallen off as a tourist destination though. In the 60s it was the center of it, it's in the cartel war zone now. Wikipedia page for the city looks grim:
" February 4, 2013, six Spanish men were tied up and robbed and the six Spanish women with them were gang-raped by five masked gunmen who stormed a beach house on the outskirts of Acapulco,"
"in the year 2015, the number of international tourists flying to Acapulco dropped 85% in the interval of nine years"
I stand corrected.
Thanks!
Lol but Detroit is on the mend! I'm seeing Phantom of the Opera at the Detroit Opera house as we speak!