The strength of tourism can be seen by numbers. A few days ago, a study by the Institute for Social, Political and Economic Research (Ipespe) identified the Brazilians’ goals for the post-pandemic.
Nobody wants to miss the opportunity that will certainly come with the resumption of the sector. Club Med, one of the most traditional hotel chains in Brazil, announced the launch of a resort in Canada.
According to the Brazilian Association of Travel Agencies (Abav), the domestic market should gain momentum as of the middle of the year, with a complete reopening of national attractions and destination.
In July, for example, Azul expects to resume 85% of its network. International routes tend to receive a greater volume of Brazilians only in the last quarter of the year, when, it is expected, a good part of the world will be immunized – including, of course, Brazilians themselves. “For trips abroad, we believe that the recovery will be more gradual.