Brazil will host a UN Turismo summit for Africa and America in 2026
Makes Brazil 3rd UN Tourism Tourism Summit for Africa and AmericaIn Rio de Janeiro, 2026.
Two continents department officials discuss joint actions The stable and comprehensive development of this field.
Event Headquarters has been released At the 2nd group meetingIn partnership with representatives BrazilianThis week took place in Zambia.
National Secretary of Infrastructure, Credit and Investment in Tourism, Carlos Henric SobralRepresented Cellso Sabino, who is currently heading to the UN Turismo Executive CouncilHighlighted the capacity of the mid -connection in the summit Africa and America.
Sobral is also mentioned Progresses such as strengthening air connectivityFrom the rising availability of direct flights, it provides greater Expansion of tourism flow and bilateral agreements In this area.
“Today is Brazil Africa entrance in South AmericaWith several direct weekly planes from South AfricaAngola, Ethiopia and Morocco. It proves that we are really interconnected, especially for the African heritage and support Government of Brazilian To reinforce Afraturism In the country, through the Black Roots Program, ”the secretary said.
“And it makes in leadership Our Minister Selso SabinoWe can do Increase this connectivity. Brazil invests a lot of airport infrastructure and will be able to get more flights, ”he said.
The secretary scored The following records From Brazil in the field of tourism:
- The arrival of foreigners last year (6.7 million);
- Unpublished statistics to spend on this audience (R $ 7.3 billion);
- And condensation US $ 360 million In external investments.
Sobral also recalled the guide release “Doing Tourism Business: Investino No Brazil”It promotes and opens the country’s international performance 1st National Tourism SchoolIt offers free courses in beleme.
A meeting in Zambia Encourage strategic partnershipOf course Increased flight supply.
Actions follow guidelines 2030 agenda for 2030 Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
*Under the Douglas Porto Monitoring
