Often, around La Antigua Guatemala, you see long lines of tourist in uniforms; sometimes is just a t-shirt, sometimes is the everything. You wonder what organization they belong to or what are they here for. In this case, I wish I had asked their reasons to wear the same t-shirt. Darn!
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April 1st, 2008
Tourists in uniform. I think we can find them everywhere. We see them here at Disneyland except here I have not seen blue, but I did see chinga la vista colors such as Neon Yellow. You can just imagine a whole row of people and kids walking with Neon Yellow t-shirts. This is done for security and easy identification I am guessing, but the thing is, the tourists are also attracting attention so it may be a double edged sword. As far as color variety, I have not been to Disneyland for a while so I do not know what the fashion is like now.
April 2nd, 2008
I haven’t been to Disneyland but have spent some time in Central America. I can almost guarantee from personal experience (I have in the murky past been the wearer of similar t-shorts) they are not just for security but as part of “team’- missions, medical, contruction etc. You see these teams everywhere, I’ve heard estimates that around 25% of the visitors to Honduras are part of such teams. I have to say this pciture really made me smile as it is one image I strongly associate with Central America!
April 2nd, 2008
I wonder where they are from! It makes one curious, huh?
A friend always dresses her two girls alike when the family goes on trips. She says it’s for security — it’s easier to keep an eye on them — and her mother-in-law thinks it’s cute. 
April 2nd, 2008
Hahaha, oh dear…I have a confession…I was once a tourist in uniform.
Our school band once went on a trip to St. John’s Newfoundland and we all had to wear these blue jackets for easy identification by chaperones….I’ve never felt so overwhelmed by blue fleece in my entire life!
April 2nd, 2008
I rather be a uniformed tourist than an uninformed tourist. I forgot to say that in my first comment.
Also, speaking of trips, when we went on fieldtrips here we decorated our white-shirts. For example, we did this with my Kinder students and they were more than happy to decorate their t-shirts prior to our fieldtrip to Cabrillo Beach, California. I was excited and scared, the open ocean and a bunch of Kindergartners??? But we did it and we had fun. 
Hi and thanks Sharon. I do remember seeing people in uniform in Honduras. I believe they were doing a health campaign.
April 2nd, 2008
LOL with Carmen’s “uninformed tourist”…couldn’t agree more with that. Nice shot of single file walkers along those narrow Antigua sidewalks. BTW…I’ve emailed you re: Mico.
April 2nd, 2008
::high fives Coltrane_lives::
April 6th, 2008
lol
We see that very often here in Montego Bay as well.