For most places, the number of tourists won't affect much the equation. Only in a few famous microstates, for example, Monaco and the Vatican that this skew cou

For most places, the number of tourists won't affect much the equation. Only in a few famous microstates, for example, Monaco and the Vatican that this skew could happen. That reminds me that I read once that Vatican's crime per capita looks very horrendous if it is based on crime/resident, but most crimes occurred are petty like pickpockets targetting tourists.