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After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8

For 19 months, business owners along the Texas-Mexico border have seen a drastic drop in customers because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. With land borders scheduled to reopen Nov. 8, they are banking on a return to pre-pandemic sales.

Source: ksat.com
After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8

For 19 months, business owners along the Texas-Mexico border have seen a drastic drop in customers because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. With land borders scheduled to reopen Nov. 8, they are banking on a return to pre-pandemic sales.

Source: kristv.com
After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8

For 19 months, business owners along the Texas-Mexico border have seen a drastic drop in customers because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. With land borders scheduled to reopen Nov. 8, they are banking on a return to pre-pandemic sales.

Border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

Border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8

For 19 months, business owners along the Texas-Mexico border have seen a drastic drop in customers because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. With land borders scheduled to reopen Nov. 8, they are banking on a return to pre-pandemic sales.

After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

After months of store closures and layoffs, border businesses eager to welcome back Mexican customers Nov. 8

For 19 months, business owners along the Texas-Mexico border have seen a drastic drop in customers because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. With land borders scheduled to reopen Nov. 8, they are banking on a return to pre-pandemic sales.

Source: kztv10.com