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Digital catalog links Riviera Maya hotels with local suppliers
Mayma Humanidad Emprendedora launched a free catalog to connect Riviera Maya hotels with local suppliers.
The public directory includes more than 40 businesses assessed by how ready they are to supply products and services.
It grew out of a 2026 program involving more than 65 hotels and 43 local brands.
The program found that hotels often struggle with delivery logistics and consistent product quality, while smaller businesses face gaps in standard processes and administration.
The catalog covers goods such as textiles, honey, food products, biodegradable cleaning supplies and recycled-material furniture, as well as community tourism experiences.
Hotels can search by municipality, sector and product type, helping them identify local suppliers that match their purchasing needs.
Mayma Humanidad Emprendedora presented a free digital catalog to connect Riviera Maya hotels with local suppliers.
The catalog includes more than 40 ventures assessed and rated for production maturity.
It grew out of a 2026 program involving more than 65 hotels and 43 local brands.
The program identified delivery logistics and product quality consistency as key obstacles for hotel buyers.
The catalog includes food, textiles, community tourism, circular-economy products and hotel services.
- Who
- Mayma Humanidad Emprendedora and local suppliers, with hotels as potential buyers.
- What
- Mayma presented a free digital catalog of local suppliers for hotels.
- When
- The article was published on October 22, 2026. The catalog was presented in 2026.
- Where
- The Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
- Why
- To connect local businesses with hotel supply chains and reduce information gaps between regional suppliers and hotel purchasing needs.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Del Criterio a la Compra program held four workshops in the Riviera Maya, involving more than 65 hotels and 43 local brands.
Mayma Humanidad Emprendedora presented the digital catalog, according to the article published that day.
- Participating hotels
- More than 65
- Local brands
- 43
- Catalog entries
- More than 40 ventures
- Hotel buyers' main obstacle
- 74% cited logistics and delivery times
- Local suppliers' process gap
- 71% cited a need for better process standardization
What people are saying
We want the information generated during the strengthening process to become a useful tool so buyers can learn about the local offering.
With this tool, we seek to reduce information gaps between the regional business offering and the purchasing needs of the sector.