Branded apparel, gifts, and event merch for the Maya archaeological zone at Palenque (UNESCO World Heritage), the eco-tourism hub at the gateway to the Lacandon jungle, the destination-wedding and incentive-travel circuit at the boutique hotels around the ruins, and the regional services cluster. Production runs through our mainland partner network with air-freight into Palenque; direct delivery to hotels and venues around the archaeological zone and the Lacandon belt. MXN invoicing with CFDI 4.0; USD billing for foreign principals.
Palenque is one of the most important Maya archaeological sites in Mexico, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1987. The ancient city — flourished roughly 226 BC to 799 AD under the rule of Pakal, K'inich Kan Bahlam and their successors — sits at the edge of the Lacandon jungle in the northern Chiapas lowlands, and the surrounding national park and biosphere reserve pull a steady stream of eco-tourism, adventure-tourism, and cultural-tourism visitors. The Pakal tomb (discovered 1952 by the Mexican archaeologist Alberto Ruz Lhuillier), the Temple of the Inscriptions, the Palace, and the Cross-group temples are the canonical visits, and the surrounding jungle — the Lacandon jungle, the Roberto Barrios waterfalls, the Agua Azul and Misol-Ha cascades — anchor the adventure-tourism circuit.
The boutique hotel and resort belt around the archaeological zone and along the road toward the waterfalls pulls a meaningful destination-wedding and incentive-travel circuit. Hotels like the Quinta Chanabay, the Hotel Maya Tulipanes, the Boutique Hotel Quinta Jeannine, the Chablé Resort (the modern luxury resort in the jungle), and the boutique haciendas at the edge of the archaeological zone serve the cultural-tourism and event calendar. The town itself sits 8 km from the archaeological zone, with the municipal centre, the Museo de Sitio, and the cultural-event venues.
The convention and event calendar runs through the Centro Cultural de Palenque, the regional editions of the Tianguis Turístico when the route rotates to the Maya heritage corridor, and the regional editions of the cultural-festival calendar (the Festival de la Cultura Maya in October, the Cervantino-adjacent calendar when it rotates south). Freight into Palenque runs along Highway 199 from Villahermosa (2.5 hours), Highway 186 from San Cristóbal de las Casas (5 hours), and Highway 190 toward Tuxtla Gutiérrez. The closest commercial airport is Palenque International (PQM); cross-dock to Villahermosa's Carlos Rovirosa Pérez International (VSA) is a 2.5-hour drive.
The boutique hotel and resort belt around the archaeological zone, the Lacandon jungle eco-lodges, the waterfall-area resort belt. Visitor-centre merchandise, on-property signage apparel for the resort operations, marine-grade and jungle-grade apparel for the eco-tourism operations, and bilingual ES/EN signage for the resort operations.
The destination-wedding planners clustered around the archaeological zone, the Chablé Resort events team, the boutique-hacienda events calendar. Welcome-bag contents, bridal-party branded apparel, on-property signage merchandise, and bilingual ES/EN/FR signage for international destination weddings.
The INAH (Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia) archaeological-zone operations, the Museo de Sitio, the cultural-tourism venue calendar. Visitor-centre merchandise, museum-shop merchandise for the archaeological zone, and bilingual ES/EN signage for the venue operations.
The Palenque municipal government, the Chiapas state government operating entities in the northern region, the regional extension of the Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco (UJAT) and the Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas (UNACH), the local small-business association. Public-facing uniforms, supervisory polos, and bilingual ES/EN recognition kits for the public-facing programmes.
Production runs in our mainland partner network with air-freight into Palenque; an express-air option from Mexico City or Villahermosa shortens the working clock for urgent hospitality needs. Decoration available for screen-print, embroidery, UV print, sublimation, leather engraving, ceramic and metal stamping — including recycled and natural-material options for the eco-resort clients. MOQ 50 units standard for apparel and lanyards, 25 for premium engraved heritage and gift items, with no minimum for certain curated welcome-bag inserts. Volume breaks at 100 / 250 / 500 / 1,000 with discounts up to 30% from 1,000. Standard lead time 7–12 working days including air-freight into PQM; rush 4–6 days at +45% air-freight surcharge; on-property hand-carry feasible for the larger hotel groups.
For shipments into PQM airport or direct to the hotel loading docks, we drop with DHL Express, FedEx or Estafeta Carga the same day the air waybill clears. Quotes and invoices can be issued in USD for foreign principals and in MXN with CFDI 4.0 for Mexican operating entities, with Carta Porte 3.1 added when freight is included on the invoice line.
Resort-welcome kits — branded tote, natural-fibre sun hat, organic SPF lip balm, locally-made chocolate from the Chiapas producers, in-room amenities that read as destination-specific. Eco-grade apparel in organic cotton and natural-fibre construction for the eco-resort operations. Heritage apparel with Maya motifs, the default for the cultural-event calendar and the museum venues. Eco bottles with insulated double-wall construction for the hot Chiapas lowlands climate. VIP gift sets featuring regional product — Chiapas amber from the regional producers, cacao products from the Lacandon jungle, traditional Maya textiles from the surrounding communities, regional coffee from the Chiapas mountain producers. Jungle-grade apparel for the eco-tourism operations, in moisture-wicking and quick-dry construction.
Yes — we coordinate the property's loading-dock window and on-property contact in advance; driver arrives inside the published delivery slot with the hotel's vendor pass and bill-of-lading reference.
25 units standard for premium engraved heritage and gift items, 50 for resort apparel and lanyards. Many welcome-bag inserts can be ordered with no minimum, subject to the curated insert selection.
Yes — USD invoicing for foreign principals, MXN with CFDI 4.0 for Mexican operating entities. Carta Porte 3.1 added when freight is included.
No. Corp-Merch Mexico is an independent external supplier of branded merchandise. It does not organise, sponsor, or represent the resort properties, the INAH archaeological zone, or any of the brands, venues, or events mentioned on this page.
Corp-Merch Mexico is an independent production house for branded merchandise and corporate gifts. This page describes our service offering in Palenque; it does not represent the resort properties, the INAH archaeological zone, the museum venues, or any of the brands, venues, or events mentioned. References are illustrative of the kinds of programs we run.