Aviation hits passenger record, expands investments and consolidates inclusion agenda.
The aviation sector is set to close 2025 with record-high traffic, new investments, and groundbreaking accessibility and green aviation programs.
Tourism
Ethiopia begins construction of Africa's largest airport.
The country seeks to strengthen its position as the main gateway for air transport in Africa.
Brazil breaks tourism record and consolidates its position as a global leader by 2025.
A 40% growth in international arrivals puts the country at the top of the world ranking for sector expansion.
The end-of-year holidays are expected to attract millions of tourists and increase traffic at Brazilian airports.
Estimates from the country's main airports indicate a high volume of passengers between the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Brazil registers a record 9 million foreign tourists before the end of the year.
The record for tourist arrivals is already 40% higher than the previous annual average.
Standardization for hotel check-in and check-out times begins to take effect.
The Ministry of Tourism's decree gave 90 days to adjust to the rules.
Dubai is betting on innovation with digital check-in to attract tourists.
The new system allows guests to complete the entire check-in process even before arrival.
Brazil sets new record and will attract more than 8,3 million foreign tourists in 2025.
The country recorded its best November on record and projects to surpass 9 million visitors by the end of the year.
Airports in the Midwest surpass 1 million passengers in October.
The region maintains high domestic traffic and is concentrating federal investments in airport expansion.
Russia allows visa-free entry for Chinese citizens until September 2026.
These rules do not apply to Chinese citizens entering Russia to work or study.
BNDES releases R$ 4,64 billion to expand Congonhas Airport and modernize 10 other airports in the country.
Investment reinforces Aena's expansion in Brazil and boosts structural works at terminals in São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, and Minas Gerais, with delivery scheduled for 2028.
Tourism in BRICS: why are the group's countries becoming popular travel destinations?
In 10 years, the tourism market of the BRICS countries could double.
Embratur: Number of foreign tourists expected to break record.
The outlook also points to record revenue and tax collection from international tourism this year.