Quite tragic, I will mention that this occupational and wealth dichotomy exists in most tourism…

People in critical positions — housekeeping, security, and food service — are paid low wages, increasing their dependence on tips and, by extension, deference, subservience, and the inability to say no. They work erratic shifts, miss special family occasions, and completely exhaust themselves if they pursue a degree to facilitate a career change.
The Racist Cost of a Pandemic Vacation in the Bahamas
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Quite tragic, I will mention that this occupational and wealth dichotomy exists in most tourism destinations, from Los Angeles to New Orleans, this is not just a problem of the Bahamas. Hurricanes make it a bit more tragic.
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