It will host Brazil The third tourism tourism summit for the United Nations for Africa and the AmericasIn Rio de Janeiro, in 2026.
The authorities of the two continents branch will discuss joint procedures for Sustainable and comprehensive development of the sector.
The event was released During the second group meetingWith the participation of my representatives Brazilian Ministry of TourismThis week was held in Zambia.
The National Secretary for Infrastructure, Credit and Investments in Tourism, Carlos Henrik Soballike Silsu Sabeno, who is currently chairing the United Nations Executive Council TurismoAt the top, the capabilities of relations between Africa and the Americas.
Until Sobal mentioned Progress as enhancing air connectionFrom increasing the availability of direct flights, which provide greater Facilitate tourism flow and expand bilateral agreements In the area.
“Brazil today is The door of the Africa entrance in South AmericaWith several weekly flights directly from South AfricaAngola, Ethiopia and Morocco. This proves that we are really interrelated, especially for African heritage and support Brazilian government To reinforce Afroturism In the country, through the black road program, “Al -Amin said.
“This makes, under the leadership Our Secretary Celsu SabenoWe can Increase this connection. Brazil invests a lot in the airport infrastructure, and can be more able to receive more flights. “
Al -Amin recorded The following records From Brazil in tourism:
- The arrival of foreigners last year (6.7 million);
- Unpublished personalities to spend on this audience (7.3 billion dollars);
- And pick up 360 million US dollars In external investments.
Sobbral also remembered the release of the guide “Tourism Doing: Investindo No Brasil”Which encourages international performance in the country, and the opening First National Tourism SchoolAnd that offers free courses in Billim.
The meeting aims at Zambia Promote strategic partnershipsnaturally Increase flight suppliesIn the attractiveness of private capital and professional qualification, starting with the following topic: “Enhancing flexible tourism through communication, investment and the development of qualified workforce.”
Procedures follow instructions 2030 Sustainable Development agenda and its 17 SDGs Development Goals (SDGS).
*Under the supervision of Douglas Porto