The Amazon Tourist Board - Manaus ÁgilTourism research in the country
O Brazil We have a lot of experience in the area of tourism, and we have a lot of experience in the area of tourism, and we have a lot of experience in the area of tourism, and we have a lot of experience in the area of tourism. The conclusion is the result of a survey commissioned by Ministry of Tourism which identified that 44.4% of Brazilians have never traveled as tourists in the country. A market that should be expanded from the changes proposed by the Ministry with the Brazil + Tourism plan, a package of measures to strengthen the sector.
"I believe that with the better use of the tourist coasts, the increase in the number of flights, and the improvement in the quality of service to tourists, some of the measures proposed within the Brasil + Turismo plan, we will have a larger number of Brazilians traveling around the country," stated Minister Marx Beltrão.
For half of those who said they travel for tourism - 49.4% - the frequency is once a year, while 13.8% say they travel once every six months. When the questioning é referring to the means of transport most used in recent trips, there was a technical tie - since the margin of error of the study é of two percentage points more or less between car (39.5%) and ôbus (38.2%). The airplane is used by 20.6% of respondents.
In relation to lodging, almost half of the Brazilians opted for hotels, resorts or inns (48.2%), while 35% preferred to enjoy the hospitality of relatives' homes. Já to get around between the attractions of the tourist destinations the most used forms were ôbus (31.7%), own car (27.1%) and táxi (13%).
Work
When the subject is business travel, only one in four Brazilians has already traveled for work in Brazil and this type of trip is not frequent. According to 28.2% of respondents they are rare or not frequent and 18.7% said they occur once a year.
To make the trip the most used means of transportation were car and bus - 40,2% and 38,5% - respectively. The plane was used in 14% of the trips. For lodging, 74.2% chose hotels, resorts or inns, while 10.3% chose to stay with relatives.
About the survey
A total of 2,002 people aged 16 or older were interviewed during the period from March 17 to 23, 2017. The margin of error is 2 percentage points, with a confidence interval of 95%.
