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Which cities outside the capital does the BPO sector plan to grow in, and which industries does it serve?

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Trade-association jobs target in secondary cities

100,000 quality jobs in 9 nodes

Ca. 2021Perspectiva

By 2021 the trade association had set a target of creating 100,000 quality jobs across nine hubs or secondary cities: Escuintla, Puerto Barrios, Antigua, Petén, Los Altos (Quetzaltenango), Cobán, Guatemágica, Metrópoli de Oriente and Huehuetenango (Perspectiva). In verticals, the sector has diversified into telecommunications and technology, finance, manufacturing, retail and e-commerce, human resources, media, travel and transport, health and insurance, and logistics (AGEXPORT / Forbes CA). Cross-referenced with the EF EPI 2025, Quetzaltenango (513) and Sacatepéquez (511) beat the national English average, while Escuintla (374) falls well below it.

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  • Hubs / secondary cities

    Escuintla, Puerto Barrios, Antigua, Petén, Los Altos, Cobán, Guatemágica, Metrópoli de Oriente, Huehuetenango

    Ca. 2021Perspectiva

Sources

  • Perspectiva

    Sector contact center/BPO apuesta a crear 100 mil empleos en ciudades intermedias

    • Trade-association jobs target in secondary cities
    • Hubs / secondary cities
    perspectiva.gtAccessed Aug 19, 2026Go to the source
  • AGEXPORT

    Sitio del sector Contact Center & BPO

    sectores.export.com.gtAccessed Aug 19, 2026Go to the source
  • Forbes Centroamérica

    03-dic-2024 · evolución del sector contact center/BPO en Guatemala

    forbescentroamerica.comAccessed Aug 19, 2026Go to the source