Thanks guys!
Bret, I've heard from a few people that San Cristobal was never a destination until after 94 and today it's full of tourists and expats from around the world. It's certainly not just Zapatista tourism but I think it's definitely part of the appeal. The EZLN is still around working for equality. They have formed their own school system and have adapted the education to the local population as many people are indigenous and Spanish is a second language. I still don't know that much about it but it's interesting to learn about.
Bret, I've heard from a few people that San Cristobal was never a destination until after 94 and today it's full of tourists and expats from around the world. It's certainly not just Zapatista tourism but I think it's definitely part of the appeal. The EZLN is still around working for equality. They have formed their own school system and have adapted the education to the local population as many people are indigenous and Spanish is a second language. I still don't know that much about it but it's interesting to learn about.