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SF's topography is undeniably more interesting than Chicago's, but anyone who says Chicagoland (and even IL) is ugly (in regards to natural scenery) has never spent anytime in the area. Hard to say a city sitting on top of a major fault line is blessed though...
This seems pretty good. That and winters for most people are better spent in the Bay Area than in Chicago.
Agreed. Dont have any arguments there, though i think that most tourists will probably avoid Chicago in the Wintertime anyways. On the flip side, folks who visit SF city in the Summer will likely have an unfavorable view of the weather.
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Yeah. Doesn't really change that Chicago has more overnight visitors than SF has of any type of visitor combined.
International travel is far more complicated than driving in from Indiana to see a concert and deciding to stay the night.
The latter is important too, but Im personally more interested in the former.
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Fascinating how you quote the one statistic out of the ones PerseusVeil offered that favors the Bay Area.
Right, Im not here to make u feel better. San Francisco has twice as many international visitors as Chicago. That's noteworthy.
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