Port of Vitoria: Latin America’s Biggest Port Complex
Clovis Lascosque, President of Codesa (Docks Company of Vitoria), talks about Vitoria’s port complex, the biggest in Latin America.
Uniao Engenharia: Manufacturing and Industrial Assembly in Espirito Santo
Salvador Turco, President of Uniao Engenharia, discusses possible joint-ventures and partnerships between companies like his own and foreign investors.
Bandes: Development Bank of Espirito Santo
João Guerino Balestrassi, President of Espirito Santo’s Development Bank (BANDES), presents the institution.
Espirito Santo: Number One State for Marble Industry in Brazil
Bruno Zanet, President of Marmi Bruno Zanet, speAaks about the unique natural conditions of Espirito Santo and its mineral diversity.
Brazilian Tourism Sector: Future Trends for Tourism in Espirito Santo
Alexandre Passos, Secretary of Tourism, talks about investment opportunities and describes the potentialities of Espirito Santo’s touristic attractions.
Tourism Sector in Espirito Santo: Presentation of Adetur Metropolitana
Paulo Fonseca, President of Adetur Metropolitana, talks about the role of the tourism institution in Espirito Santo. He also mentions some of the State’s attractives and investment opportunities.
Brazil: Investment Opportunities in Tourism Sector in Espirito Santo
Maely Coelho, Executive President of Espirito Santo Convention and Visitors Bureau, talks about the possibilities of foreign investment in Espirito Santo’s tourism sector, especially in leisure, business and events tourism.
Tourism in Brazil: Just a Couple of Lucky Breaks Before the Big Wipe-Out?
Brazil is experiencing an important growth in the tourism sector and the upcoming World Cup and Olympics will attract a huge amount of tourists. However, some challenges still need to be adressed such as high costs and education for example, so that Brazil can take full advantage of its huge touristic potential.
Tourism Sector in Brazil 2012
Tourism in Brazil is a growing sector and key to the economy of several regions of the country. With the upcoming World Cup and Olympic Games, respectively in 2014 and 2016, economic impacts may reach $183.2 billion by 2019.
World Cup & Tourism in Brasilia: White Elephant or Emerging Swan?
Brasilia has been chosen as one of the cities to welcome the next Football World Cup games and both tourism and trade are booming. But still, the capital of Brazil has to face some important challenges, such as transportation and infrastructure problems.