List of all articles filed under “espirito-santo” category.
The President of Adetur Metropolitana (Agency for Sustainable Development of the Metropolitan Region) talks about tourism in Espirito Santo and mentions some of the State’s main differentiators compared to other Brazilian regions.
The President of Espírito Santo Convention & Visitors Bureau talks about the tourism industry in Espírito Santo. He also mentions some interesting investment opportunities, not only in the field of tourism, but in many different sectors of the economy.
Tourism is one of the most important sectors in Espirito Santo’s economy. Alexandre Passos, State Secretary of Tourism, gives us an overview of the tourism industry and future trends, mentioning different types of tourism such as adventure, contemplation, ecotourism, agrotourism…
Márcio Félix, Espirito Santo’s Secretary for Development
Márcio Felix, State Secretary for Development, gives us an overview of Espirito Santo, a State that has one of the highest economic growth rates in Brazil and offers great investment opportunities for local and international investors. He also talks about the role of the Secretariat and mentions some of the most important sectors for the State’s economy.
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, describes the main industrial sectors of the State’s diversified economy.
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, talks about foreign investment, as the State is expecting more than 100 billion Reais of investments by 2016.
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, introduces the State’s main characteristics and highlights its high growth rate, well above the Brazilian average.
Clovis Lascosque, President of Codesa (Docks Company of Vitoria), talks about Vitoria’s port complex, the biggest in Latin America.
Salvador Turco, President of Uniao Engenharia, discusses possible joint-ventures and partnerships between companies like his own and foreign investors.
João Guerino Balestrassi, President of Espirito Santo’s Development Bank (BANDES), presents the institution.
