As well as ranking as the most sought-after holiday destination in Brazil this July, Ceará is set to welcome 305,000 visitors, including 21% more foreign tourists. As a result, the state will see 80% occupancy and R$1.1 billion in revenue.
After the recovery of domestic travel in 2022, 2023 sees the return of international tourism to Ceará as passenger traffic increases by 54% in the first four months of the year.
Tourism in Ceará soared during 2022 to register the second-highest growth in the country as the state exceeds pre-pandemic levels. Furthermore, high season saw upticks in all tourist sectors, particularly hotel accommodation.
Tourism in Ceará appears to have made more than a full recovery, according to figures for this July: visitor spending is up nearly a third on pre-pandemic levels and 17,000 passengers are expected daily this month. This article has the full story.
After a successful two years of staycations, the return of international tourism in Ceará is the main focus in the state. Discover why and find out how Ceará plans to attract foreign tourists back to the sunshine.
With 90% occupancy during the recent autumn holiday weekends, Ceará tourism is one of the fastest-growing in the country. In addition, foreign visitors are returning as Fortaleza Airport resumes its three-times-a-week flights to Paris.
Domestic tourism in Brazil is gradually resuming normal levels of activity and shows promising signs for the rest of 2021. 9 out of 10 Brazilians plan a staycation this year and the Northeast is their favourite destination.
