In my 18 months of work at the Brazilian Agency for International Tourism Promotion (Embratur), one of the greatest joys I felt was to see Brazil once again stamping The Travel Green List: for
In the week in which World Tourism Day is celebrated and a reflection published in Veja Magazine and The Conversation, written by Professor Gui Lohmann, Glauber Eduardo de Oliveira Santos
The city of Barcelona, on the Iberian Peninsula, has long been considered a place of exchange, with a strong commercial nature. Open port to the Mediterranean, it has always had projection overseas for its economic dynamics and
I like to think about expressions that I usually say. To what extent they are, in fact, true or, at least, to what extent they are based on something rational.
This is the case of "living days
Considering the importance of creating objective and motivating conditions to promote cultural tourism in Brazil, which goes beyond the mere tourism promotion that has been a current practice produced, when it occurs, leading to the