The country is among the 10 nations that promote the largest volume of events worldwide. In 2007, Brazil received 209 events and was in the eight position. In the Americas, it only loses to the US.
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Embratur should bring, starting on Monday, 70 international operators to the country to learn about adventure tourism in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
The renegotiation forecasts 28 new passenger flights and 21 new freight flights between both nations each week. The original treaty was for 14 flights – seven now run by Emirates airline.
Latitudes is launching a travel package to Morocco, including tourist guides specialising in the history of the Arab country. The aim is for tourists to soak in information on the Moroccan culture.
The initiative was announced today by the Brazilian minister of Environment, Carlos Minc. The funds will be invested in federal preservation units.
The number of passengers on international flights grew 13% in both regions in June. The main hubs were Egypt, South Africa, Emirates, Bahrain and Lebanon.
In the first half of the year, 3.2 million people arrived in the country on international flights, growth of 2.67% over the same period in 2007.
Brazil is going to make use of the Olympic games to attract tourists, businessmen and to promote the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro to host the 2016 Olympics.
The forecast is by a sector association. Brazil has 1,650 aircraft of the kind and the market is heated due to economic growth, internationalisation of companies and the birth of business hubs.
The Lisbon-Casablanca route should begin in October and operate with Embraer 145 aircraft. It benefits Brazilians travelling to Morocco, as TAP currently runs most flights between Brazil and Europe.
The Dubaipede, a stylised bicycle for 17 people, is the newest invention of businessman Nerino Furlan, who will take a city tour of the emirate with a group of 25 Brazilians.
As of today, Emirates Airline is going to offer seven flights per week, instead of the former six.
The majority of funds should go to road paving. Work is scheduled to begin in August.
São Paulo – The Brazilian Ministry of Tourism, by means of the Brazilian Tourism Institute (Embratur), is going to promote more than one hundred actions in foreign countries up to June next year, in order to promote Brazil as a tourist destination. The schedule was launched yesterday (18th) by the president at Embratur, Jeanine Pires,
