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Fewer Than Expected Hospitality Employees From Acapulco Have Relocated to Puerto Vallarta

PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico - The bustling port city of Puerto Vallarta is witnessing a change in its labor landscape following the devastating impact of Hurricane Otis on the Acapulco tourism sector. Juan Huerta Pérez, the union leader of the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM), reported that a smaller-than-expected number of workers from Acapulco have relocated to Puerto Vallarta.

The majority of Acapulco's tourism workforce, left unemployed in the wake of the hurricane, are opting for relocation to Cancun and Los Cabos, with only a fraction choosing Puerto Vallarta as their new work destination. According . . .

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