On October 4, 158,745,463 Brazilians will be eligible to vote in the first round of the tenth presidential election since 1989, the year direct elections returned to Brazil.
The article points out that, throughout the four-year intervals over the past 17 years, tourism has never been included in the debates and clashes of presidential candidates.
The piece denounces the absence of the tourism sector from the Brazilian electoral agenda, highlighting that, despite its importance to the country's economy, the topic remains ignored by presidential candidates. The full content is exclusive to subscribers.
