Cheaper airfares set to boost Brazilian tourism
Monday, June 9, 2008
The National Aviation Agency has announced it will authorize airfare reductions of up to 80 per cent Brazil aviation industry figures reveal that demand for flights to Brazil is increasing at a significant rate.
The agency, which controls the nation's commercial flights policy, has announced that the initial reductions will start from the flights for any of South American region's other 12 countries and has plans to expand the policy to other continents in the near future.
The new policy is expected to make international air travel in Brazil more viable and it is set to enhance the country's tourism industry and increase the visitor's numbers, therefore enhancing its appeal as an overseas investment spot.
As a result, it is likely that many of the locations in Brazil will benefit from increased visitor numbers. This could be a positive development for owners of rental accommodations, as they could experience a surge in demand for tourist accommodation. Therefore, this may attract more overseas investors to consider purchasing property in Brazil to take advantage of the growing market.
Maraa del Mar Ayudarte, Air Europa's head of international sales has recently said that The UK market to Latin America is booming. Rhiannon Williamson, director of Amberlamb has said that Brazil is easily and affordably accessible from UK and mainland Europe and also it offers "outstanding" investment opportunities.
Social BookmarkingThe agency, which controls the nation's commercial flights policy, has announced that the initial reductions will start from the flights for any of South American region's other 12 countries and has plans to expand the policy to other continents in the near future.
The new policy is expected to make international air travel in Brazil more viable and it is set to enhance the country's tourism industry and increase the visitor's numbers, therefore enhancing its appeal as an overseas investment spot.
As a result, it is likely that many of the locations in Brazil will benefit from increased visitor numbers. This could be a positive development for owners of rental accommodations, as they could experience a surge in demand for tourist accommodation. Therefore, this may attract more overseas investors to consider purchasing property in Brazil to take advantage of the growing market.
Maraa del Mar Ayudarte, Air Europa's head of international sales has recently said that The UK market to Latin America is booming. Rhiannon Williamson, director of Amberlamb has said that Brazil is easily and affordably accessible from UK and mainland Europe and also it offers "outstanding" investment opportunities.
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