Morro de Sao Paulo Island in Brazil will receive 10 million visitors during the New Year's Eve

Chosen as favorite destination of many Brazilians and foreigners, Morro de Sao Paulo is one of the most coveted of Brazilian tourism. The New Year is also the site of the most popular on the coast of Bahia and expects to receive more than 10 thousand visitors.

Among the 180 hotels in the region, the occupation recorded at the beginning of December is already 90%. According to the Department of Tourism Cairú, the festival provides a boost in the local economy. The economic impact to be generated should revolve around U.S. $ 2 million, an average of $ 5 thousand per person.

Located 60 km south of Salvador, Hill brings a distinctive natural beauty, with beaches, forest and conservation of mangroves. Who is preparing to enjoy the new year at the destination has plenty of reasons to return.

One option of a party is the New Year's Eve died of love, what happens in Tropical Paradise Village, in the third beach of Morro de Sao Paulo. The program includes two days of celebration with great attractions of Bahian music. The audience expected for the party in the Village is around 4 thousand present in two environments: VIP Area trail.

It's not just New Year's Eve in Morro de Sao Paulo that promise. Within the state, the Chapada Diamantina, one of the most popular routes in the country for ecotourism promises to shake the hotel industry, which already has almost full capacity. In the south coast, Porto Seguro offers several options for Bahia and tourists, as the parties in the city or in Arraial d'Ajuda. Already in the capital, The Lighthouse Bar promises to get thousands of people to the shows of the turn. Furthermore, no parties exist, such as Lycia Fabio, Yacht Club of Bahia, Oceania and hotels, such as the Bahia Othon Palace.

Infrastructure

To better serve visitors, the City of Cairo took place over the past years the training of workers in various sectors such as food, beverage and hospitality. The partnership with the Sebrae, through the Tourism Entrepreneur of Palm Coast, made possible the development of the Club of Excellence in Tourism, aimed at improving the industry's leaders.