Acapulco Guerrero Mexico Playa La Langosta Las Palmas Courts 1950 Real Photo Postcard
Acapulco's transformation into a premier international resort destination began in earnest during the 1930s and 1940s, evolving from a historic Pacific port into a hub for leisure tourism. Playa La Langosta, depicted in this postcard, was a prominent beach in early Acapulco, known for its tranquil cove waters and scenic setting, attracting visitors seeking tropical relaxation.
Las Palmas Courts, identified here, was an important early accommodation complex, likely a motor court or bungalow-style hotel, catering to the increasing numbers of tourists arriving by road and air during the mid-20th century. This establishment contributed to the initial infrastructure development that laid the groundwork for Acapulco's "Golden Age" in the 1950s and 60s, establishing its global reputation as a glamorous retreat.
Las Palmas Courts, identified here, was an important early accommodation complex, likely a motor court or bungalow-style hotel, catering to the increasing numbers of tourists arriving by road and air during the mid-20th century. This establishment contributed to the initial infrastructure development that laid the groundwork for Acapulco's "Golden Age" in the 1950s and 60s, establishing its global reputation as a glamorous retreat.
