In 2025, Brazil welcomed over 9 million international tourists, setting a new record and boosting its economy through increased revenue, infrastructure investment, and job creation.
Brazil's record 9 million international tourists in 2025 significantly boost employment and growth for small business...
Brazil's record 9 million international tourists in 2025 significantly boost employment and growth for small businesses, driven by strategic promotional efforts.
In 2025, Brazil welcomed over 9 million international tourists, setting a new record and boosting its economy through increased revenue, infrastructure investment, and job creation.
Community tourism initiatives in São Luís are fueling income growth for local microentrepreneurs through projects supported by Reapp Mobi, enhancing economic and social benefits in traditional communities.
Belo Horizonte ranks as one of the fastest-growing tech ecosystems globally in 2025, driven by AI-focused companies and significant investments boosting Brazil’s digital economy.
Passo Fundo's Conexsul fair, set for March 2026, promises to accelerate local economic growth by fostering new business connections across diverse sectors.
Brazil is accelerating AI investments, shifting from trials to substantial business impact with ROI projected to double by 2027 despite challenges in integration and readiness.
Brazilian business leaders emphasize structured processes and strategic brand management as key strategies for growth and sustainability in 2026 amid economic reforms.
In 2025, Brazil recorded an all-time high of 4.6 million new small businesses, driven by economic confidence and growth in services and health sectors.
New services and business initiatives in Brazil’s Litoral Norte are modernizing beach tourism and boosting the local economy.
Brazil's business tourism sector is poised for growth despite economic challenges including slow GDP expansion and rising fiscal deficits.
Brazil's third-quarter GDP growth slows due to restrictive monetary policy, with government optimism and strategic planning gearing up for 2026 amid trade tensions.
Small businesses in Brazil are key drivers of job creation and local development, supported by programs like Proampe and tax policy reforms.
Brazil's economy grew by a modest 0.1% in Q3 2025, reflecting a slowdown driven by high interest rates and cautious fiscal policies despite positive employment and sectoral growth.
President Lula unveils a new income tax exemption for earners up to R$5,000 monthly to support economic growth and reduce elite privileges starting 2026.
Upgrades in Pará's digital infrastructure post-COP30 have enhanced connectivity and supported local business expansion, showcasing technology-driven growth in the region.
Brazil's unemployment rate hits its lowest point since 2012 at 5.4%, sparking optimism in financial markets amid high interest rates and strong job creation records.
Brazil's hospitality sector sees promising growth with Equipotel 2025 forecasting 12% rise in new business and local supplier qualification programs boosting regional competitiveness.
Brazil's economic growth is propelled by the Circuito de Negócios in Dourados and strategic real estate expansions by Coelho da Fonseca and JBA Imóveis.
Brazil is expected to achieve record foreign direct investment inflows in 2025, supported by government initiatives to enhance trade conditions and credit access amid US tariff challenges.
The U.S. has lifted tariffs on Brazilian agricultural products in 2025, positively impacting Brazil's economy amidst U.S. domestic political considerations.
Santo André's franchise revenue increases by over 9% in 2025, boosting job creation and launching new investment support tools.
Curitiba's Gateware targets 30% growth by 2026 amid expanding tech services, while Bolivian entrepreneurs seek stronger trade ties with Brazil's Mato Grosso do Sul.
Mané Mercado in Brasília emerges as a leading gastronomic hub combining innovation, sustainability, and rapid growth, with ambitious expansion plans.
Santa Catarina advances business expansion with a fruitful Argentina export mission and rapid growth of logistics software firm Emiteaí, boosting trade and technology sectors in 2025.
Brazil's local business events in November 2025 showcase significant economic growth, community engagement, and cultural celebrations across multiple regions.
Grupo Elife achieves R$121 million revenue in 2024 while Brazilian workers show mixed preferences between entrepreneurship and formal employment in a changing labor landscape.
COP30 is driving significant economic growth in Pará, with 40,000 new formal jobs and R$ 5 billion invested in tourism sectors, while sustainability projects highlight Brazil's climate commitments.
Ceará experienced a 22% rise in new business openings in October 2025, accompanied by Expo Horizonte 2025 fostering local economic integration and innovation.
In 2025, Brazil records its lowest unemployment rate since 2012 alongside becoming the world's second-largest recipient of foreign direct investment, reflecting strong economic growth and labor market improvements.
Brazil's unemployment rate fell to a historic low of 5.6% in Q3 2025, with employment hitting record highs and real wages rising, according to IBGE.
Socorro and Indaiatuba advance economic growth by adopting digital tools to simplify business processes and hosting sectoral events to boost local industries.
The upcoming Summit de Negócios Made in Bahia 2025 will focus on innovation, economic growth, and infrastructure, featuring key industry and government leaders in Salvador.
Ceará's new business registrations jumped nearly 30% in 2025, driven by digital reforms and sector growth, says Jucec.
Brazil hosts multiple entrepreneurship and technology events in October 2025, highlighting regional development and innovation efforts.
Brazil is rapidly adopting AI across industries, yet struggles to convert its strong scientific research into technological innovation, highlighting the need for strategic investment and policy reforms.
Fortaleza and Salvador see significant hotel and economic gains from expanding business tourism and event-driven visitor influx in 2025.
Rio de Janeiro set a record for new business registrations in July 2024, with 7,315 openings driven by a favorable economic environment and key sectors like services and retail.
Upcoming business events in Chapecó and Navegantes in late 2025 aim to generate millions in economic activity while supporting local industries.
Ceará's new business registrations jump 21% in Q3 2025, led by a 33.1% surge in the services sector and supported by streamlined entrepreneurship policies.
São Paulo readies for ABAV Expo and Feira do Empreendedor events in October 2025, aiming to boost tourism and entrepreneurial business generation with R$ 125 million expected in economic impact.