Lots of you, dare I say most of my friends from north of the border have not visited Tijuana in a while. Fear, long border wait times, an image of a dusty and dirty border town comes to mind. What has happened since Tijuana lost its American tourism is a flourishing of local creativeness poured into beer, food, wine and culture. I recently had lunch in SD with a very well know media editor who understands how in the end, San Diego will fall behind the curve if it doesnt start to look at its sister-city to the South. Good article on what you can find South: laweekly/squidink/2014/03/31/why-go-to-tijuana-stellar-tacos-and-craft-beer Alan Bautista, Derrik Chinn, Gustavo Fernández De León, Bob Morris, Denice Garcia, Elias Laniado-Laborin, David Strausser, David Alvarez, Karim Chalita, Marco A. Perez, Xavier Peniche, Miguel Bnrstr, Miguel Marshall, Emma Cruz, Emanette Peniche, Jason M-b Wells, Flavio Olivieri, Ely López-Sandoval, Anthony Mendiola, Efrain Ibarra Jr Arturo Gonzalez Jr., Ariosto Manrique, Arturo Elenes, Joaquin Luken, Jorge Gracia Garcia, Jorge Alberto Gutierrez Topete, Gastón Luken Garza, Carlos Gomez Sotelo, Carlos MejíaCarlos Cristiani, Carlos Torres, Gabriela Posada del Real, Consulado General de los Estados Unidos en Tijuana, Hector Gastelum, Hector Vindiola, Hector Riveros, Mario Favela, Claudia Huerta, Jose Galicot, Laura Araujo, Jose Preciado, Jose José Gabriel Rivera Delgado, Gabriel Camarena, Fernando Martínez Gómez, Pablo Barragán, Daniel Ruanova, La Caja Galeria, Rene Peralta, Marcel Telemundo 33 San Diego/Tijuana, Marcel Sanchez, Marcela Deffis, Centro Empresarial de Tijuana, CCE POR LAS CALLES Y COLONIAS DE TIJUANATijuana Te QuieroArchivo Historico Tijuana, Juan Manuel Hernandez
Posted on: Tue, 01 Apr 2014 20:29:20 +0000
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