Report: Acapulco's Luminosity Signals Rebuilding Progress

Acapulco, once ravaged by Hurricane Otis, now stands resilient. With 180 hotels reopened, and vital infrastructure restored, the city welcomes tourists. Yet, shadows of insecurity and the drug trade loom, challenging its newfound vibrancy.

Report: Acapulco's Luminosity Signals Rebuilding Progress
The vibrant skyline of Acapulco, showcasing the resilience of the city post-Hurricane Otis.

Remember Hurricane Otis? The brute that rolled through last October, leaving our once-glorious Acapulco looking a bit rough around the edges? Well, good news: Acapulco is officially back, and like a phoenix from the ashes (or maybe a soggy beach towel?), we're hotter than ever.

After months of sweat, sawdust, and maybe a few muttered curse words, our beloved port is gearing up for a massive Easter holiday influx. Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda just dropped a report that reads like a warrior's victory speech, and honestly, it should. Let's break down the wins: