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The Watercolor Plan - International Tourist Marketing, a study aimed at helping Brazil better promote itself as a global tourist destination, challenges us to reach US$ 7.7 billion of tourism income and 7.9 million international visitors in 2010.
According to a recommendation from the Watercolor Plan, the United States is considered a market of "extremely high priority" in our effort towards international promotion. This does not happen by chance: the US is the second largest sender of tourists to Brazil (only after neighboring Argentina), having been responsible for 14.4% of the international visitors' total flow in 2006.
Our main promotional message will continue to emphasize the rich diversity of Brazil's natural and cultural heritage, as well as the happiness and lifestyle of the Brazilian people. Besides the "Discover Brazil" concept (which focuses on five segments promoted overseas - Sun and Beach, Ecotourism, Sport, Culture, and Business and Events), niches such as gastronomy, luxury, adventure, afro-ethnic, and GLBT tourism also gain a special promotion in the US market.
According to the 2006 International Tourist Demand, the American tourist is the one that spends the most in Brazil, both for leisure (US$ 145.1/day) and on business (US$ 202.8/day), staying an average of 17 days. Americans also show an extremely high rate - 96.5% - of intention to return, surpassing the general average of 86% shown by surveys on the Watercolor Plan. Brazil is a destination that keeps its visitors coming back, and it has its arms open to receive more and new American tourists.
According to the text above, it can be said that
Brazil present aim is to attract more and new American tourists.
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A política de comércio exterior do Brasil envolveu historicamente um grande debate nacional. Governo e lideranças sociais a ela vincularam as possibilidades do desenvolvimento econômico, desde as suas origens, na primeira metade do século XIX. Em três períodos, ela foi atrelada a diferentes paradigmas de inserção internacional: o conservador do século XIX, que se estendeu até os anos 30 do século seguinte; o do Estado desenvolvimentista, que vigorou desde então até 1989; e o novo paradigma de inserção liberal em formação nos anos noventa.
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Com o objetivo de tornar as exportações mais competitivas internacionalmente, os governos concedem incentivos direcionados tanto à produção quanto à comercialização de bens a serem exportados, o que corresponde a um diversificado conjunto de medidas nos campos fiscal - como desoneração, suspensão, isenção de tributos incidentes sobre a produção e a própria mercadoria exportada - e financeiro - como concessão de financiamento em condições facilitadas e de garantia de seguro de crédito às exportações.
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Com o advento da LC n.º 123/2006, as microempresas e empresas de pequeno porte passaram a recolher todos os impostos e contribuições devidos por meio do regime especial unificado de arrecadação de tributos e contribuições devidos pelas microempresas e empresas de pequeno porte, conhecido como Simples Nacional.
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Desde que não se configurem como restrições ao comércio agrícola, políticas de proteção ambiental, como aquelas destinadas a proteger a vida humana contra doenças provocadas por animais e plantas e a preservar a fauna e a flora, são contempladas pelo Acordo sobre a Aplicação de Medidas Sanitárias e Fitossanitárias.
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The Watercolor Plan - International Tourist Marketing, a study aimed at helping Brazil better promote itself as a global tourist destination, challenges us to reach US$ 7.7 billion of tourism income and 7.9 million international visitors in 2010.
According to a recommendation from the Watercolor Plan, the United States is considered a market of "extremely high priority" in our effort towards international promotion. This does not happen by chance: the US is the second largest sender of tourists to Brazil (only after neighboring Argentina), having been responsible for 14.4% of the international visitors' total flow in 2006.
Our main promotional message will continue to emphasize the rich diversity of Brazil's natural and cultural heritage, as well as the happiness and lifestyle of the Brazilian people. Besides the "Discover Brazil" concept (which focuses on five segments promoted overseas - Sun and Beach, Ecotourism, Sport, Culture, and Business and Events), niches such as gastronomy, luxury, adventure, afro-ethnic, and GLBT tourism also gain a special promotion in the US market.
According to the 2006 International Tourist Demand, the American tourist is the one that spends the most in Brazil, both for leisure (US$ 145.1/day) and on business (US$ 202.8/day), staying an average of 17 days. Americans also show an extremely high rate - 96.5% - of intention to return, surpassing the general average of 86% shown by surveys on the Watercolor Plan. Brazil is a destination that keeps its visitors coming back, and it has its arms open to receive more and new American tourists.
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American tourists spent more than US$ 4 billion in Brazil last year.
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Disciplina: Direito Empresarial (Comercial)
Banca: CESPE / CEBRASPE
Orgão: MDIC
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