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El Marqués Launches Festival de la Piel; Merchants in Other Querétaro Towns Report Sales Slump

Authorities aim to shore up household earnings by highlighting local craftsmanship through a leather festival from August 8–10 featuring five themed pavilions.

Pese a la constante llegada de visitantes, comerciantes del centro de Bernal enfrentan ventas bajas, rentas elevadas y falta de apoyos que les permitan mantener sus negocios
Artesanos del Pueblo Mágico enfrentan baja en ventas pese al flujo constante de visitantes; denuncian falta de promoción y oferta cultural nocturna
Habitantes de la zona reportan escasez prolongada y baja presión en el servicio; se organizan para comprar pipas y abastecerse por cuenta propia ante la falta de suministro regular
Rodrigo Monsalvo Castelán, presidente municipal de El Marqués, informó que el Festival de la Piel se realizará del 8 al 10 de agosto en San Vicente Ferrer, con la participación de más de 150 expositores

Overview

  • Preparations are underway for the fifth Festival de la Piel in San Vicente Ferrer with over 150 local exhibitors scheduled to take part.
  • Organizers expect more than 10,000 visitors and have organized five thematic pavilions covering leatherwork, gastronomy, commerce, culture and children’s activities.
  • The municipal government of El Marqués, led by Rodrigo Monsalvo Castelán, designed the event to boost family incomes and preserve artisanal traditions.
  • Merchants in Bernal, the Centro Histórico and Tequisquiapan report declining revenues, high rents and a lack of promotional support despite steady visitor flows.
  • Local trade associations are calling for integrated marketing, improved infrastructure and evening cultural programming to drive consumer spending.