Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — A corridor of roughly 100 carts and a Christmas market that begins selling on November 15 will be among the spaces the city is setting up to boost local producers’ income through the end of the year, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Secretary Estefanía Hernández said.
Hernández said Halloween and Janal Pixán celebrations will also give artisans and food producers opportunities to display and sell their goods.
The corridor will feature products from the Hecho en Quintana Roo and Hecho en Playa del Carmen brands, she said. The municipality will also host a Peninsular Artisan Forum as part of efforts to promote regional production and domestic consumption.
Digital training sessions will begin in November and run through December 2027, Hernández added.
That same month, the city will hold its final job fair of 2026 at the DIF System facilities in downtown Playa del Carmen, connecting job seekers with employers.
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