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What baggage porters and bellhops are paid

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What baggage porters and bellhops are paid nationally 10th percentile $27,040, 25th percentile $31,200, median $37,080, 75th percentile $44,130, 90th percentile $51,600 $27,040 $51,600 $31,200 $44,130 Median $37,080
The ten states with the most baggage porters and bellhops employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Florida4,430$28,880 to $37,940 (middle half), median $30,890
New York3,610$41,690 to $56,600 (middle half), median $48,610
California2,940$36,140 to $46,740 (middle half), median $40,040
Nevada2,170$30,020 to $44,250 (middle half), median $36,880
Illinois1,480$37,080 to $44,420 (middle half), median $40,390
Hawaii1,370$36,840 to $51,600 (middle half), median $42,240
Massachusetts1,300$34,150 to $47,040 (middle half), median $41,040
Texas1,050$22,700 to $35,980 (middle half), median $31,080
Virginia800$32,750 to $40,480 (middle half), median $36,530
Pennsylvania700$28,830 to $39,450 (middle half), median $34,270

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.