In China, Ministry of Tourism Coordinates Investments and Demands Expansion of Air Network to Connect Brazil and China, on Strategic Mission at the Global Tourism Economy Forum and Planning for Brazil–China Year 2026

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 12/12/2025 at 09:51

O Ministério do Turismo busca ampliar a malha aérea para ligar Brasil e China, fortalecer a conectividade aérea no Fórum de Economia de Turismo Global e planejar o Ano Brasil e China 2026.

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On A Mission This Week, The Executive Secretary Of The Ministry Of Tourism Participates In The Global Tourism Economy Forum, Meets With Investors And Leaders, And Discusses With Chinese Airlines The Airline Network To Connect Brazil And China, Aiming To Increase Connectivity, Attract Asian Tourists, And Prepare Actions For The 2026 Joint Year.

Published By The Portal Gov.br, The Ministry Of Tourism Informed That, This Week, The Executive Secretary Ana Carla Lopes Is Carrying Out A Strategic Mission In China And Is Emphasizing The Airline Network To Connect Brazil And China As The Central Focus Of The Agenda. The Trip Includes Meetings And Institutional Articulations To Strengthen Brazil’s Presence In The International Tourism Scene.

The Brazilian Representative Participates In The Global Tourism Economy Forum And Leads Business And Partnership Agendas, In Addition To Aligning With The Brazilian Embassy In China The Planning For The Brazil And China Year 2026. The Mission Also Includes Meetings To Present Projects And Map Investment Opportunities Aimed At Tourism In Brazil.

Strategic Mission And Brazilian Presence At The Forum

Ana Carla Lopes Participates In The Global Tourism Economy Forum, Described As One Of The Most Important Global Meetings In The Sector, With The Presence Of Authorities, Experts, Investors, And Leaders Of Major Conglomerates. According To The Ministry Of Tourism, Brazilian Participation Reaffirms The Country As A Key Player In The Global Tourism Chain, Expanding Business Opportunities And Partnerships Related To Sector Development.

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Meetings With Airlines And Focus On Connectivity

The Agenda Includes Technical Meetings With Chinese Airlines To Discuss Ways To Enhance Connectivity Between The Two Countries.

The Ministry Of Tourism Identifies The Airline Network To Connect Brazil And China As An Essential Topic To Attract Asian Tourists And Strengthen Bilateral Relations.

The Strategy Directly Connects Tourism, International Presence, And Airflow Capacity Between Markets.

Alignment With The Embassy And Planning For The 2026 Year

In Addition To The Economic Focus, The Executive Secretary Holds Alignment Meetings With The Brazilian Embassy In China To Organize Joint Actions Throughout 2026.

The Planning Of The Brazil And China Year 2026 Involves The Integration Of Cultural, Tourist, And Institutional Agendas.

The Goal Is To Build Ongoing Coordination Between The Two Nations Throughout The Year.

Investments, Financing, And Engagement With The Chinese Tourism Sector

The Program Includes Participation In Investment And Financing Sessions And Meetings With The Presidency Of The China Tourism Chamber.

During These Moments, Brazil Is Expected To Present Projects To Map Opportunities And Attract Chinese Capital To The National Tourism Sector.

The Mission Seeks To Transform Institutional Dialogue Into Concrete Initiatives For The Sector, Keeping The Airline Network To Connect Brazil And China As A Structural Component Of The Strategy.

Record And Official Disclosure Of The Mission

The Action Was Disclosed By The Communication Advisory Of The Ministry Of Tourism, In A Text Signed By Fábio Marques, In The Category Travel And Tourism.

It Also States Image Credit For Roberto Castro, From MTur. The Official Communication Emphasizes The Combination Of International Agenda, Articulation With Investors, And Advancement Of Connectivity As Pillars Of The Mission.

In Your Opinion, Should The Airline Network To Connect Brazil And China Be Treated As An Immediate Priority For Brazilian Tourism, Even Before The 2026 Year Begins?

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In China, Ministry of Tourism Coordinates Investments and Demands Expansion of Air Network to Connect Brazil and China, on Strategic Mission at the Global Tourism Economy Forum and Planning for Brazil–China Year 2026

Strategic Mission And Brazilian Presence At The Forum

Meetings With Airlines And Focus On Connectivity

Alignment With The Embassy And Planning For The 2026 Year

Investments, Financing, And Engagement With The Chinese Tourism Sector

Record And Official Disclosure Of The Mission

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In China, Ministry of Tourism Coordinates Investments and Demands Expansion of Air Network to Connect Brazil and China, on Strategic Mission at the Global Tourism Economy Forum and Planning for Brazil–China Year 2026

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Record And Official Disclosure Of The Mission

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