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[Brazil] - Brazil is becoming a significant destination for LGBTQ tourist

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LGBTQ tourism is a rapidly growing segment of international travel, and Brazil is increasingly positioned as a significant player in this realm.The annual "Parada do Orgulho" (Pride Parade) held in São Paulo serves as the primary gateway, attracting visitors from around the world.In the second episode of the documentary series "Turismo Transforma," produced by Embratur (an independent agency of the Ministry of Tourism), the 2023 edition of the parade was showcased, highlighting its role in promoting tolerance and contributing to the country's economy.Tania Neres, the Afro-Tourism, Diversity, and Indigenous Peoples Coordinator at Embratur, emphasized .

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