The 5th edition of WTM Latin America & 47th Braztoa Business Event started with 23% more visitors on the first day in São Paulo, Brazil.

O le lagona mautinoa o le toe faʻaleleia o le tamaoaiga na sili ona taua i le taimi o saunoaga i le aso muamua o gaioiga i le 5th lomiga o le WTM Latina Amerika. O le autu malaga malaga mo le maketi Latina Amerika amata ananafi (4th Aperila) i Expo Center Norte i São Paulo ma vaaia ai le 23% faʻateleina tagata asiasi i le muamua aso gaioiga.

I le sauniga amata na auai ai failautusi faʻaitulagi ma setete, taʻitaʻi o pisinisi ma tagata faipisinisi, le Minisita o Turisi, Max Beltrão, faʻamamafaina le talafeagai o le vaega mo le fausiaina o avanoa avanoa ma taua ai o le taumafaiga e le tatau ona amata mai le atunuʻu vaʻaiga. "E tatau ona talanoaina e pulega a le taulaga ni poloketi, ina ia tupu ai pea le maketi o galuega i tulaga uma."

Lawrence Reinisch, faatonu o le WTM Latina Amerika, fai mai "e ui lava i taimi faigata na feagai ai le lalolagi i le lima tausaga talu ai, o le taimi lenei e toe foi ai i le tuputupu ae".

E ui lava i le agai i luma o le toeititi 10% i le alamanuia i le 2016, Braztoa peresetene Magda Nassar fai mai o le atunuu mamao mai le matua i le vaega ma talosagaina sili talanoaga mo le foiaina o atugaluga pisinisi ma tagata faatau ma valaau mo faiga faʻatauaina taua tagata tafafao maimoa.

WTM LATIN AMERICA TRENDS LIPOTI

O le 2017 WTM Latin America Trends Report, i le fesoʻotaʻiga ma le Euromonitor International, na faʻamamafaina ai tulaga o loʻo aliaʻe mai i femalagaiga ma turisi i Amerika Latina.

Latina Amerika femalagaaʻiga vaʻaiga o loʻo fesuiaʻi, talu ai le tele o numera o fafine ma matutua tagata tafafao kulupu o le a le pine ae fai ma sui sili atu i le 25% o le itulagi tagata asiasi.

O le suʻesuʻega na maua ai o le faatupulaia o le tutoatasi o fafine i Latina Amerika o lona uiga o tamaitai ua faateleina le mautinoa ma le malosi e malaga.

"O nai tausaga ua tuanaʻi na mafua ai le tulaʻi mai o 'upega tafaʻilagi ma blog tusia e fafine faʻamatalaina o latou poto masani o ni tagata malaga tutoʻatasi. E masani ona faimalaga toʻatasi fafine i le sailiga o le saolotoga e faʻavasega a latou lava auala, faʻapea foi ma le mauaina o latou lava poto masani ma fausia ai lo latou talitonuga ia i latou lava, "o le tala lea a Marília Borges, o se suʻesuʻe suʻesuʻe i le Euromonitor International faʻavae i Pasila.

O loʻo valoʻia foʻi i le suʻesuʻega le toeitiiti 90 miliona tagata faimalaga e ova atu i le 50 o le a asiasi atu i Amerika Latina i le 2020 e 28% o turisi a le itulagi. O se siitaga e 40% lea i le sefulu tausaga talu ai. O le lipoti faʻamatalaina o le post-taua augatupulaga ua matua ma suia le manatu o le matua.

World Travel Market (WTM) portfolio comprises of six leading B2B events across four continents generating more than $7bn of industry deals. World Travel Market Latin America now in its fifth edition, attracts about 9,000 unique senior executives. The event generates US$ 370 million of new business. Taking place in Sao Paulo Brazil, this show attracts a global audience to meet and shape the direction of the travel industry. More than 5,900 unique visitors attend the event to network, negotiate and discover the latest industry news. latinamerica.wtm.com Next event: April 4-6, 2017.

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Despite the advance of almost 10% in the industry in 2016, Braztoa president Magda Nassar said that the country is far from maturity in the sector and demanded better dialogue for resolving businesses' and consumers' concerns and called for policies that value tourism professionals.
The main travel event for the Latin American market started yesterday (4th April) at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo and saw a 23% increase in visitors on the first day event.
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