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Acapulco races to restart its tourism engine after Hurricane Otis - Vimarsana News

Acapulco races to restart its tourism engine after Hurricane Otis

The keyboard and drums from a musical show thump just yards from a mountain of storm debris and fractured hotels left by Hurricane Otis three weeks ago. On the northern end of Acapulco Bay, hairdressers and masseuses sweep branches from a beach.

Acapulco races to restart its tourism engine after Hurricane Otis devastates its hotels, restaurants – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Acapulco races to restart its tourism engine after Hurricane Otis devastates its hotels, restaurants – Winnipeg Free Press

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No fun in Acapulco: Smashed buildings, overturned boats and broken lives in wake of Hurricane Otis - Vimarsana News

No fun in Acapulco: Smashed buildings, overturned boats and broken lives in wake of Hurricane Otis

ACAPULCO, Mexico — Acapulco's iconic cliff divers are ready to resume daily shows, but there are no spectators to witness their death-defying leaps from the craggy heights of La Quebrada

No fun in Acapulco: Smashed buildings, overturned boats and broken lives in wake of Hurricane Otis - Vimarsana News

No fun in Acapulco: Smashed buildings, overturned boats and broken lives in wake of Hurricane Otis

ACAPULCO, Mexico — Acapulco’s iconic cliff divers are ready to resume daily shows, but there are no spectators to witness their death-defying leaps from the craggy heights of La Quebrada

Wrecked buildings and lives in Acapulco after Hurricane Otis - Vimarsana News

Wrecked buildings and lives in Acapulco after Hurricane Otis

Losses are estimated at $15 billion in Acapulco, the storied Mexican beach town that had fallen on harder times even before Hurricane Otis struck.