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There's quite a lot of sex tourism in San Francisco and most of the high-profile stuff happens in a rather different economic context than, say, commerce with child/teen prostitutes in East/Southeast Asia. For example, people come to San Francisco for the Folsom Street Fair, the sex clubs/parties, the immense cruising scene, the active and accessible escort population...I am sure that plenty of travelers also make use of its many dodgy massage parlors and its numerous and highly visible hustlers of all genders.
With such a thriving mostly-legal sex culture (but not all of it would be known/accessible to all visitors), I wonder what the statistics are as far as visitors' transactions with streetwalkers and those getting less buck for their bang are concerned.
With such a thriving mostly-legal sex culture (but not all of it would be known/accessible to all visitors), I wonder what the statistics are as far as visitors' transactions with streetwalkers and those getting less buck for their bang are concerned.


