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Guatemalan Design and Hospitality Sector Gaining International Recognition

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Studios in Guatemala, such as Nada Duele, are gaining recognition for blending Guatemalan craft and materials with contemporary design aesthetics. Giselle Macdonald, who founded Nada Duele in 2018, is noted for mixing local heritage with modern flair. Additionally, Guatemala's hospitality sector has been expanding, with independent eco-stays encouraging a new type of global traveler.

From monocle.com

Why it matters

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The growing visibility of Guatemalan design and the expansion of the country's boutique hospitality offerings suggest a positive trend in local industries. This trend supports the country's destination status and contributes to the market for handcrafted goods.

From monocle.com

Who's involved

  • GuatemalaThe sovereign state where the design and hospitality industries are growing.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • GuatemalaSpeculative

    Guatemala might see increased revenue from tourism and exports of design goods.

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