Brazil has been selected to host the 3rd UN Tourism Summit, which will take place in 2026. Leaders from the African and South American tourism industries will gather in Rio de Janeiro to discuss joint strategies for sustainable and inclusive development of the sector. This is reported by the official
website of the Brazilian Government.
The announcement was made at the 2nd UN Tourism Africa & Americas Summit in Zambia, where representatives from Brazil’s Ministry of Tourism emphasised the importance of strengthening ties between the two continents. Carlos Henrique Sobral, Secretary of Infrastructure, Credit and Investment in Tourism of the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism, highlighted progress in increasing the number…
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