April, May and June are the quarter when hotel corporates, tour operators, gated-community developers and agricultural groups based in Tapachula, Tonalá and the Chiapaneco coast close contracts for the dry season that overlaps Semana Santa, receive corporate clients from the United States, Canada and Guatemala, and build sales rallies that mix pre-sale work with the Soconusco cultural experience. We produce the rally bundle — sales team uniform, client gift, proposal material, post-visit kit — with delivery to Chiapas ready five to seven working days before the event, CFDI 4.0 invoicing with 16% IVA to the SAT and Carta Porte 3.0 when the shipment leaves our workshop in CDMX or Tijuana.
For corporates of the Chiapaneco coast and the Soconusco, Q2 is the sales-rally quarter: the April-to-June dry season overlaps Semana Santa and the tourist flows arriving to the state by air from CDMX, Monterrey, Tijuana and from Guatemala through the Talismán and Ciudad Hidalgo border. Hotel groups, coffee and cocoa tour operators, gated-community developers facing the sea, and agricultural groups exporting mango, banana and organic coffee to the US and Europe need a week outside the operation to present the second-semester catalogue, close pre-sales with tour operators and corporate clients, and align the operations team with the signed catalogue. Q2 pressure is the mix: closing numbers in a week where the operation is at its peak.
The typical Chiapas Q2 rally bundle covers three to five days based at a corporate hotel in Tapachula or a coast resort in Tonalá, between forty and one hundred twenty participants — half internal sales team, half invited corporate clients. We work with groups invoicing under general regime and with foreign-capital groups receiving the charge in USD with payment complement at the Bank of Mexico exchange rate of the day. For manufacturers under IMMEX bringing gifts from the Tijuana workshop we handle the temporary-export pedimento with the corporate's customs broker. For rallies crossing the border into Guatemala we handle the pedimento with the SAT and coordination with the border customs broker.
Light linen shirt or pima cotton polo with embroidered logo and salesperson name, ideal for Tapachula humid heat in May —average temperature 32°C— and for transfers between hotel and plantation. Palm jipijapa-style hat for field visits. Sizes CH to 3XG.
Gift box with rally seal containing a curated object: jute bag embroidered with local motif, amate-paper notebook from a Chiapaneco workshop, engraved Soconusco thermal bottle, organic Sierra Madre coffee kit, card with the responsible salesperson's mobile. For international clients we add a packaged Chiapaneco cocoa sample.
Bound second-semester catalogue brochure, updated business cards for the sales team, four-colour proposal sheets with letterhead, USB with digital catalogue and product videos, reusable back wall with operator logo for presentation sessions, bilingual registration panel for attendees.
Delivery five to seven working days before the rally at the hotel or resort address with coded confirmation per participant, kitting per salesperson, heat-resistant transport-grade packaging for air transport from CDMX and ground from Tuxtla, CFDI 4.0 invoicing with 16% IVA and Carta Porte 3.0 when shipping is on our account, USD payment complement when the rally includes international clients.
The standard bundle per participant starts at MXN 1,090 before IVA on 40-80 participant runs. For 80-120 participant runs it drops to MXN 940. General MOQ is 30 participants; rallies with fewer than 30 participants are quoted with an additional fixed charge for the complexity of per-salesperson kitting.
We invoice CFDI 4.0 with 16% IVA itemised to the SAT in national currency. For rallies receiving corporate clients from the United States, Canada or Guatemala we run the payment complement in USD with the Bank of Mexico exchange rate of the day and the corresponding trail. For rallies crossing the border into Guatemala we handle the pedimento with the SAT and coordination with the border customs broker.
Lead time is 20 to 30 working days from artwork approval to produce the full Chiapas Q2 bundle. For rallies with shorter lead time we offer express production at additional cost. Delivery runs five to seven working days before the event so the corporate can kit by salesperson and distribute to each attendee at the host hotel.
Yes. We work with corporate hotels in Tapachula, Tonalá coast resorts and restored haciendas in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Delivery runs five to seven working days before the rally with coded per-participant confirmation and signature of the hotel's event manager.
Yes. For rallies combining working sessions in Chiapas with visits by corporate clients from Guatemala we handle the pedimento with the SAT and coordination with the Talismán or Ciudad Hidalgo border customs broker. The client bundle is delivered at the hotel with name confirmation.
Yes. Uniform, room material, client gifts and cards are produced in bilingual versions. For rallies with North American and Guatemalan clients the kit includes material in Spanish and English at no extra production cost.
No. Corp-Merch.com.mx is an independent workshop producing bundles for corporate rallies. The hotels, resorts and corporates referenced are the property of their owners and are mentioned solely for descriptive purposes.
Corp-Merch.com.mx is an independent workshop producing bundles for corporate rallies in Chiapas. We are not a partner, sponsor or official supplier of any hotels, resorts or corporates referenced on this page.
Tell us the participant count, tentative dates, host hotel or resort, preferred gift level and whether the rally includes a border crossing into Guatemala. We respond with a broken-out quote per line item and per venue within 24-48 working hours.