For the secretary-general of the Islamic Chamber, Brazil could grow its halal market in sectors such as tourism and cosmetics. The executives were received at the Arab Brazilian Chamber headquarters in São Paulo.
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Embratur president Silvio Nascimento pointed out the diversity of the country as one of its strengths to attract tourists, particularly Arabs. He spoke at the Economic Forum Brazil & Arab Countries.
With solid investment in digital marketing and influencers, the Arab country showed its strategies under the motto ‘Morocco – Kingdom of Light.’ The launch event took place in São Paulo this Thursday (23).
Wearing masks indoors is no longer mandatory. Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test is no longer required when entering indoor spaces, boarding planes, or using public transportation.
According to a report, the Gulf countries will have to increase the number of hospitality professionals by 2026 as tourism booms.
Tourism professionals from around the world will join the Arabian Travel Market from May 9 to 12 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
The Qatari airline has launched QVerse, a virtual reality in which users can navigate the interior of the aircraft cabin with a metahuman crew.
In partnership with Gold Experiences, tour operator Flot will take 45 Brazilian tourism professionals to Tunisia. As a result of the famtour, the goal is to attract more visitors from Brazil to the Arab country.
The system offers new residence permits for investors, skilled workers, tourists and long-term residents.
The Jordan Tourism Board held a seminar on the subject in Brazil this Wednesday (6). Executives are also looking forward to meeting with leaders of different religions to discuss suggestions and demands.
Brazilian tourism companies saw a revenue of USD 3.1 billion in January, a result mainly influenced by aviation.
Russians and Ukrainians were among the leading tourists in Egypt, representing 50% of leisure travel.
Revenue reached USD 30 billion. The airline sector, accommodation and food services were the highlights.
The government announced the launch of the Boutique Group, which plans to transform palaces of historical significance into ultra-luxury hotels.
