A consortium discusses policies to promote ecotourism

reps Interstate Development Federation of Central Brazil The BrC met to discuss proposals for the promotion of integrated tourism among the BrC member states. The meeting took place last Wednesday (16) with the member states of the BrC: Federal District, Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rondônia, Maranhao and Tocantins.

The main projects are aimed at part of Ecotourism and adventure tourismtaking advantage of the fact that these countries share it Green spaces It has similar geographical characteristics. Among the main tourist sites highlighted to receive contributions for the development of these activities are Chapada dos Veadeiros in Goiás, Chapada das Mesas in Maranhão, and Jalapão and Serras Gerais in the Tocantins.

According to Setur-TO, the main objective is to encourage ecotourism activity, primarily in less well-maintained poles, but with excellent visiting potential. A good example is Jalapão, a reference destination in Nature tourism And that can draw visitors to the little-explored Serras Gerais, which includes attractions that stretch across the municipalities of Arraias, Aurora do Tocantins, Dianópolis, Natividade, Rio da Conceição, and Almas.

“The Tocantins have an active participation in the federation, continually supported by initiatives like this one. Tourism, one of the areas in which Governor Wanderlei Barbosa has invested, given its potential for social and economic development, is a sector where there are endless job opportunities for BrC showing how integration can be a path to success “

Carlos Manzini, Extraordinary Secretary to the Representation of Brasilia,

Interstate Development Federation of Central Brazil

The consortium was set up in 2015 with the aim of maximizing the efforts of state governments in promoting tourism in the central region of the country. Tourism promotionThe group also discusses public policies in agriculture, logistics, entrepreneurship and innovation.

The meeting of the BrC BrC consortium was attended by the Executive Secretary of the Consortium, Bruno Watanabe, International Affairs Adviser of the Representation Secretariat in Brasilia, Carlos Manzini, Extraordinary Secretary of Representation in Brasilia, and Renata Zukin, Director of Investment Promotion and Partnerships. and Hirsi Filho, Minister of Tourism tocantins.