Pier Mauá Welcomes 65,000 Tourists in the First Half of December and Generates R$ 1 Billion for Rio de Janeiro's Economy with Cruises, Says Clia

Pier Mauá Welcomes 65,000 Tourists in the First Half of December and Generates R$ 1 Billion for Rio de Janeiro’s Economy with Cruises, Says Clia

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 13/12/2022 at 10:52

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The Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro Is Turning Out to Be Greater Than Expected, Bringing More Than R$ 1 Billion to the Local Economy. Just During the First Half of December, More Than 65 Thousand Tourists Are Arriving at the Pier Mauá, According to Clia.

The cruise market is increasingly heated in Brazil this Tuesday, (12/13). Data from the Brazilian Cruise Association (Clia) show that the Pier Mauá, located in Rio de Janeiro, will receive more than 65 thousand tourists just during this first half of December. The impact on the economy will be quite positive, as the visitors will be able to boost local commerce during their stay.

Clia Shows Good Results for the Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro and Expects Strong Economic Movement in the State in December

Over the last two years, with the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the daily lives of the global population, the volume of tourists in Brazil suffered a considerable decline.

However, the second half of 2022 brought a significant return for cruise operations in the country, attracting tourists from around the world.

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MSC Seashore and Norwegian Are the Big Highlights of This Season at Pier Mauá, Attracting Tourists from Around the World to the State of Rio de Janeiro

The highlights of this fortnight are the MSC Seashore and Norwegian Star ships, which are arriving for the first time at the Pier Mauá on December 9 and 11, respectively.

The MSC Seashore is one of the newest ships in the MSC fleet, with an incredible capacity of 7,077 people including crew. The Norwegian Star has a capacity of 3,458 people and is spending seven days in Brazil.

During this cruise season, it will visit Rio de Janeiro, stopping at Búzios, Ilha Grande, and Santos before heading to Uruguay and Buenos Aires.

This cruise season will wrap up in April 2023, and by then, Clia expects that the economic movement in Rio de Janeiro will be even more boosted with the arrival of new tourists to the region.

This season, the Pier Mauá expects to receive around 500 thousand tourists between embarkations, disembarkations, and transit.

Therefore, the location has made available a Covid-19 testing operation exclusively on its premises, thus ensuring the total safety of tourists visiting the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Pier Mauá Welcomes 65,000 Tourists in the First Half of December and Generates R$ 1 Billion for Rio de Janeiro’s Economy with Cruises, Says Clia

The Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro Is Turning Out to Be Greater Than Expected, Bringing More Than R$ 1 Billion to the Local Economy. Just During the First Half of December, More Than 65 Thousand Tourists Are Arriving at the Pier Mauá, According to Clia.

Clia Shows Good Results for the Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro and Expects Strong Economic Movement in the State in December

MSC Seashore and Norwegian Are the Big Highlights of This Season at Pier Mauá, Attracting Tourists from Around the World to the State of Rio de Janeiro

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Pier Mauá Welcomes 65,000 Tourists in the First Half of December and Generates R$ 1 Billion for Rio de Janeiro’s Economy with Cruises, Says Clia

The Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro Is Turning Out to Be Greater Than Expected, Bringing More Than R$ 1 Billion to the Local Economy. Just During the First Half of December, More Than 65 Thousand Tourists Are Arriving at the Pier Mauá, According to Clia.

Clia Shows Good Results for the Cruise Season in Rio de Janeiro and Expects Strong Economic Movement in the State in December

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