Embroatour Brazil’s ‘twisted and old’ image that reproduces the image
Embratoor criticized US tourists in Brazil to avoid a list of places. The survey was published by the United States government and classified destinations at 1 to 4 levels in relation to accidents. The slums, associations and satellite cities in Bracelia are in danger of maximum risk, according to alert.
“We have rejected this type of alarmist recommendation, which is likely to give false information rather than the protection of US citizens,” said Embroatore President Marseo Frexo in a statement released on Saturday 31st.
In total, Brazil is classified as 2, but there are three areas level 4. They are: Night Bracelia’s satellite cities, Sylondia, Santa Maria, Sao Sebastio and insane; Unofficial housing estates such as slums, villages, associations or compounds; And Bolivia, Colombia, Gayana, French Gayana, Paraguay, Peru, Surinam and Venezuela, anywhere on the boundaries of 160 km of land, except the National Park and the Pantanal National Park.
According to Embratoor, Brazil is experiencing the best moment of international tourism in its history. Only in the first four months of 2025, 4.4 million visitors came to the country, an increase of 51% in the same period in the previous year. According to Frexo, it is expected to reach 8 million foreign visitors this year.
Federal District Governor Ibanis Rocha also spoke about the US government list. For him, the survey was done without any basis. “I am walking all these cities every day. We don’t see it here in Brasilia,” he said at the funeral at Tatilica on Saturday. “The kidnapping of the most previously mostly disappeared.”
The Ibanis invited the US government to know the cities. “They see how people live safe and in peace,” he said.
The second largest tourists in the USA Brazil
The United States is the second largest tourist issuer for Brazil, 306,000 visitors between January and April, 21.7%. “These numbers reflect the reality of the imposition of: Brazil is a welcome and safe destination for those who want to know its immense natural and cultural diversity,” said Frexo. “Brazilian hospitality is recognized all over the world. Here, everyone is welcome – regardless of nationality, race, sexual tendency, religion or political positions.”
In the note, the head of the embroToor said that Brazil had recorded a violence rate in 11 years in 2024. Ibanis also highlighted the lowest homicide rate in the Federal Capital last year since the historic series began in 1977.
According to Frexo, the work done “comes to consolidate our true image abroad: a safe, welcoming, sustainable, democratic, different country and open country.”
For Ibanis, the US government has to see its home country. “I was in New York last week and the streets were full of rat, urine and drugs,” he said. “Before we talk about our population in the Federal district, they have to see a little bit of what happens in the United States.”
