Brazil has experienced a remarkable increase in international tourism during 2024. The country welcomed 4,897,671 foreign tourists in the first nine months, a 12% rise from 2023. September alone saw 445,000 international visitors, 26% more than the previous year. Several factors have contributed to this success. The government and tourism agencies have diversified Brazil‘s attractions […]
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