workshop miami: brazil - beyond the beaten path

BRAZIL BEYOND THE BEATEN PATHBRAZIL BEYOND THE BEATEN PATH

NORTH-AMERICAN MARKETNORTH-AMERICAN MARKET

The USA are the 2nd largest market sending tourists to Brazil 699,169 thousand American tourists have visited Brazil in 2007 They account for 14% of the international tourists visiting Brazil in 2007

NORTH-AMERICAN MARKET

Data point out the need for diversifying the offer of tourism destinations and products to the North-American market

Air CarrierAir Carrier Flights/WeekFlights/Week

American Airlines 50

Continental Airlines 14

Delta Air Lines 27

Korean Air 3

TAM 53

United Airlines 14

TOTALTOTAL 164164

Availability of Flights from USA to Brazil*Availability of Flights from USA to Brazil*

*April/2009

Actual routes

Coming routes

Availability of Flights from USA to BrazilAvailability of Flights from USA to Brazil

Los Angeles

Dallas

ChicagoNew York/Newark

Atlanta

Orlando Manaus

Recife

Salvador

Belo Horizonte

Rio de JaneiroSão Paulo

Brasília

MiamiHouston

Washington D.C.

Charlotte

RECOMMENDED ITINERARIESRECOMMENDED ITINERARIES

RECOMMENDED ITINERARYRECOMMENDED ITINERARY

OPTION 1OPTION 1

DAY 1 Miami – Manaus (AM)

DAY 2 Amazonas

DAY 3 Amazonas

DAY 4 Amazonas

DAY 5 Manaus (AM) – Brasilia (DF)

DAY 6 Brasília

DAY 7 Brasilia (DF) – Rio de Janeiro (RJ)

DAY 8 Rio de Janeiro

DAY 9 Rio de Janeiro

DAY 10 Rio de Janeiro – Atlanta / Miami / New York

Manaus

Brasília

Rio de Janeiro

ECOTOURISM AND CULTUREECOTOURISM AND CULTURE

Tourism products in the state of Amazonas (AM)

Manaus

Manaus: Port and Architectonic Complex

ECOTOURISM AND CULTURE

Negro and Solimões: where the two rivers meet

Jungle Lodges

Bird Watching

Mamirauá – Sustainable Development Reserve

Fishery

Parintins Festival

N E X T

S T O P

CULTURE AND EVENTS

Tourism products in Brasilia (DF)

Brasília

Manaus

Brasília: World Heritage

CULTURE AND EVENTS

Brasília

Manaus

Rio de Janeiro

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH, ADVENTURE AND SPORTS

Tourism products in Rio de Janeiro (RJ)

N E X T

S T O P

Rio de Janeiro’s Beaches

Historic Heritage

Hanglider

Carnival

New Year’s Eve

Culture in Serra Verde Imperial

New Years Eve in RioBúzios Beaches and Golf

Búzios Beaches and Golf

Beaches at Angra dos Reis’ Islands

Paraty

DAY 1 Miami – Salvador (BA)

DAY 2 Bahia

DAY 3 Bahia

DAY 4 Salvador (BA) – Recife (PE)

RECOMMENDED ITINERARYRECOMMENDED ITINERARY

OPTION 2OPTION 2

Fortaleza

Salvador

Belo Horizonte

Recife

DAY 6 Pernambuco

DAY 7 Pernambuco

DAY 8 Recife (PE) – Fortaleza (CE)

DAY 9 Ceará

DAY 10 Ceará

DAY 11 Fortaleza (CE) – Belo Horizonte (MG)

DAY 12 Minas Gerais

DAY 13 Minas Gerais

DAY 14 Minas Gerais

DAY 15 Belo Horizonte (MG) – Miami

N E X T

S T O P

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH, ECOTOURISM

AND SPORTS

Tourism products in the state of Bahia (BA)

SalvadorBA

Salvador and Historic Center: World Heritage

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH, ECOTOURISM AND SPORTS

Carnival

Costa dos Coqueiros (Coconuts Coast) – Forte Beach, Sauípe Coast

Morro de São Paulo and Boipeba Beaches

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH AND ECOTOURISM

Morro de São Paulo and Boipeba Beaches

Maraú Peninsula and Itacaré

Chapada Diamantina National Park

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH, ECOTOURISM AND

ADVENTURE

Tourism products in the state of Pernambuco (PE)

Salvador

PE Recife

Historic Heritage in Recife

CULTURE, SUN & BEACH, ECOTOURISM AND ADVENTURE

Diving in Recife

Olinda: World Heritage

Carnival of Olinda

Porto de Galinhas and Muro Alto Beaches

Fernando de Noronha National Marine Park

N E X T

S T O P

AND ADVENTURE

Tourism products in the state of Ceará (CE)

Recife

Salvador

Fortaleza

Sun & Beach in Fortaleza

From Morro Branco to Canoa Quebrada

Western Coast of Ceará

Jericoacoara National Park

CULTURE AND ECOTOURISM

Tourism products in Minas Gerais (MG)

N E X T

S T O PRecife

Salvador

Fortaleza

Belo Horizonte

Historical Center of Diamantina: World Heritage

Estrada Real (Royal Road) and Historical Cities

Serra do Cipó National Park

THERE ARE MANY OTHER OPTIONSTHERE ARE MANY OTHER OPTIONS

What is it? Limited-time promotion for international trade;

Who can participate: Travel and tour operators and agencies;

www.braziltour.com/brasilnetwork

PROMOTIONAL AGENDA OF BRAZILIAN PROMOTIONAL AGENDA OF BRAZILIAN TOURISM IN USA FOR 2009TOURISM IN USA FOR 2009

Workshops:Workshops: 12 events;

Roadshows:Roadshows: 3 events;

Trade Show (Fairs): Trade Show (Fairs): 7 events;

Others:Others: 3 events (Brazil Film Festival, Brazilian Day).

25 25 events all over the country.events all over the country.

ContactsContacts::

East Coast – New YorkEast Coast – New York

Director: Director: Miguel JerónimoE-mail: E-mail: [email protected]: Phone: 646 378 2126

West Coast – Los AngelesWest Coast – Los Angeles

Director: Director: Vilma VargaE-mail: E-mail: [email protected]: Phone: 310 341 8394

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