I live in Yuma, AZ, and there's a tiny town across the border (Algodones, in Baja California, MX) that caters to the elderly with medical tourism.

@David Rutledge I don't doubt it, but it's a town of about 20,000 people, and aside from this thing a number of miles away called the Pro Football Hall of Fame, there really isn't anything that spectacular to draw tourism in the area... it must all be corporate and maybe kids returning to visit their elderly parents? 

I am totally new and stumbled upon BP and have already embraced the many articles and podcasts this site has to offer.

Unless John has updated his manual, its usefulness is limited, but the concepts are still valid.Whether his approach to bookkeeping would be embraced by your CPA depends on the CPA.

So, maybe we should just embrace it and say YES, they should all stay OUT.

Tourism throughout the summer increases every year and more people actually travel through the 'Tunnel' (Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnel) to the mountains during the summer than in the winter months.

UPS just doesn’t have enough year-round tourism traffic to make STR’s profitable when you compare them to highly profitable student rentals. 

Many of us recognize that tourism is a huge part of our economy and we can't survive without it.

Maybe do content around the tattoos as a way to embrace it.

Apparently she didn't know that because of guys like us, the neighborhood actually IMPROVES...And another guy called and said the same thing and that if he ever saw my signs again he would make sure I went out of business...Gotta embrace the business on the whole, I guess...