“Maya Craftswomen Showcase Unique Creations at Tulum Airport Market”

In honor of International Indigenous Women's Day, 20 Maya women showcased their work at the inaugural Caribbean Artisan Hands Market. This unique event, held in the arrivals area of Tulum International Airport, transformed the space into a bustling hub of culture and commerce.

The General Directorate for Tourism and Economy spearheaded the initiative, recognizing the women's dedication and training in enhancing their product quality. The initiative also acknowledges the importance of preserving ancestral knowledge, authenticity, and Mayan techniques that breathe life into their creations. The 'Made in Tulum' brand supports these products, assuring their authenticity and quality.

The event provides both domestic and international passengers with the opportunity to purchase unique clothing, decor, and food items. It also promotes local consumption and supports the family economy. This market plays a crucial role in stimulating the economy and empowering the region's indigenous women by fostering their economic and social independence.

The Caribbean Artisan Hands Market, held on International Indigenous Women's Day, serves as a platform to display the cultural wealth of the Maya region. It contributes to local economic growth and reinforces women's roles within the community.