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Brazil's CNC warns that reducing the workweek to 40 hours could significantly increase costs for small businesses, impacting the competitiveness of the retail and tourism sectors.
Brazil's federal conservation units injected R$20.3 billion into GDP in 2025, with 28.5 million visits. The sector generated 332.5K jobs and R$3 billion in taxes.
A new study projects Brazil's national parks could generate R$20bn by 2030, highlighting significant untapped tourism potential and economic opportunities.
Brazilian overseas spending reached a record US$6.04B in Q1, up 21.9% YoY, driven by the BRL's 8.85% YTD appreciation against the USD and domestic economic growth.
Rio Grande do Norte recorded 159.13% growth in international tourists in Q1 2026, leading Brazilian states. Data from Embratur, MTur, and Federal Police.