Brazil cannot rely upon the FIFA 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games to stimulate international visitors World Travel & Tourism Council president David Scowsill has warned in a panoramic speech at the issue. Scowsill explained: “Tourism is creating a major contribution to that exciting economic growth, but there remains much to be done with infrastructure build and marketing the rustic to international markets. “This is a dynamic time for Brazil – exports are booming in a single of the fastest growing major economies on the planet. “Economic reforms have given the rustic new international recognition and influence. Scowsill was speaking at PANROTAS in Sao Paolo. Tourism made a complete contribution to Brazil’s GDP in 2012 of 402 billion reals, which was nine per cent of the – greater...
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