Ph.D. Candidate Connor Clark publishes new piece for the The "Good Tourism" Blog entitled "Busting the borderland’s bad rap".

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Ph.D. Candidate Connor Clark publishes new piece for the The "Good Tourism" Blog entitled "Busting the borderland’s bad rap". In the article, Clark discusses the positive aspects of visiting Rancho El Aribabi, Sonora. Read the full article here: https://goodtourismtravelblog.com/2021/08/busting-the-borderlands-bad-rap/

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