TIJUANA MEXICO Vintage SOUVENIR PHOTO Tourists in Funny SOMBREROS Kiss Me PANCHO for Sale

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TIJUANA MEXICO Vintage SOUVENIR PHOTO Tourists in Funny SOMBREROS Kiss Me PANCHO For Sale

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TIJUANA MEXICO Vintage SOUVENIR PHOTO Tourists in Funny SOMBREROS Kiss Me PANCHO:
$9.99

This is a VINTAGE PHOTO featuringTIJUANA MEXICO Vinta SOUVENIR PHOTO Women in Funny SOMBREROS Kiss Me PANCHO
This is a Vintage Original 1950s Era PHOTO
With increased tourism and a large number of Mexican citizens relocating to Tijuana, the city\'s population grew from 21,971 to 65,364 between 1940 and 1950.
With the decline of nightlife and tourism in the 1950s, the city restructured its tourist industry, by promoting a more family-oriented scene.
Tijuana developed a greater variety of attractions and activities to offer its visitors.
In 1965, the Mexican federal government launched the Border Industrialization Program to attract foreign investment.
Tijuana and other border cities became attractive for foreign companies to open maquiladoras (factories), and the Tijuana economy started to diversify. Manufacturing jobs attracted workers from other parts of Mexico and the city\'s population grew from less than half a million in 1980 to almost 1 million in 1985
PHOTO is about 5 x 6
ITEM in GOOD vintage CONDITION as seen in pics.
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