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São Paulo Wide Web • http://www.visitesaopaulo.com/english/index.asp (various pieces of information on everything that the city provides in good food, entertainment, culture and shopping) • www.youtube.com/spcvb (a collection of videos on the city, with reports about São Paulo, interviews, and an event calendar, broadcast by the Feiras & Negócios TV show) • http://slurl.com/secondlife/Voronezh/158/130/80 (in the virtual world of Second Life, internauts will find the SPCVB’s Bem Receber, or Receiving Well counter, with route tips and information on the city. Visitors can also get tickets and discount coupons to São Paulo’s cultural and entertainment attractions) • http://blog.spcvb.com.br (very sharp texts and various views and opinions are fed into this blog, stressing the universe of the city that never stops) • http://www.orkut.com (the most hit relationship website in Brazil also has a community named “São Paulo é Tudo de Bom”, which roughly translates to “São Paulo is all about good stuff.” It provides an opportunity to take part in discussions abut the city) • http://www.cidadedesaopaulo.com/ingles/index_eng.asp (featuring tour routes and the city’s event and cultural calendar) • http://www.fiquemaisumdia.com.br/ (a service directory on the city of São Paulo, including bars, restaurants, movie theaters and consulates, among other things) • http://www.braziltour.com/site/en/home/index.php (it gives tips for visitors to put together travel routes, as well as information on the Brazilian states and capitals) • www.guiasp.com.br (a good, easy-to-navigate website on good food, arts and tours) • www.guiamais.com.br (even though it is a service website, it has a search engine and a hotel, street, bar and restaurant guide) • www.obaoba.com.br (a good website on São Paulo’s nightlife and places to spend the night out) • www.sampa.art.br (a good, simple, creative website with a cool design and nice photos that presents the city by region, i.e. north, south, etc. It provides basic information on history, museums, libraries) • www.guiadasemana.com.br (nightlife, cultural events, and a variety of restaurant and entertainment options available in the main capitals of southeastern and southern Brazil are highlighted on this website) • http://www.vejasp.com.br (a publication of the Veja magazine, covering themes related to the city of São Paulo) For further information, visit: • www.visitesaopaulo.com/english/index.asp • www.cidadedesaopaulo.com/ingles/index_eng.asp Scritta - Serviço de Imprensa Press officers: Diogo Cruz; Leandro Luize Tel./fax: 55 11 5561-6650 E-mails: diogo@scritta.com.br; leandro@scritta.com.br Website: www.scritta.com.br Main menu Programme Abstracts Workshops São Paulo all of the best
The SPCVB’s Goal Is To Increase The Number Of Visitors The entity seeks to bring new events and create tourism products for the city Event promoters and planners who are interested to hold trade fairs, conventions and congresses in the city of São Paulo, South America’s tourism and business capital, must contact the São Paulo Convention & Visitors Bureau (SPCVB). Founded in 1973, as the first institution of its kind in South America, the entity has the mission to increase the number of visitors to the city and, as a result, to expand the business turnover and consumer market through the tourism value chain. Resulting from the initiative of a small group of businessmen in the tourism industry on November 11, 1983, the Fundação 25 de Janeiro (corporate name of the SPCVB) currently has more than 450 members. “Our mission is to integrate sectors of society and to be a facilitator of new projects. As a result, we support the creation of new tourism products and the expansion of partnerships between companies who are interested in contributing to improvements in the quality of life and the income of São Paulo’s population,” says Orlando de Souza, president of the entity. Due to its credibility, and since its membership includes several business leaderships, the SPCVB has relationships with all economic sectors that benefit, whether directly or indirectly, from tourism. The entity is also engaged in the development and implementation of promotional and marketing actions for the city and, in some cases, the State of São Paulo. Since the SPCVB was founded, partnerships between the public and private sectors have been common in the entity. Actions in conjunction with Embratur, São Paulo Turismo and sectors of the State Government are carried out very often. Some of the examples of success of those partnerships are the opening of shops on Sundays and the unceasing work to publicize the city’s event calendar. “We are open to support initiatives that can turn São Paulo into an even more attractive tourist destination for those who seek options in culture, entertainment, shopping and gastronomy. São Paulo is one of the world’s most globalized cities,” says Toni Sando, chief executive officer of the SPCVB. “It is indispensable to integrate the companies and activities in the tourism market in order to increase the number of visitors to the city,” the CEO points out. The capital of São Paulo receives 9,3 million visitors every year. Around 50 percent of those visitors come on business, generating revenues of R$ 8 billion per year. The SPCVB intends to increase the number of visitors to 10,5 million by 2010. The SPCVB’s headquarters are located at Alameda Ribeirão Preto nº 130, 12 th floor, Suite 121, near Avenida Paulista, Postal Code 01331- 000, São Paulo, SP, Brazil, telephone 55 (11) 3736-0600. For further information, visit www.visitesaopaulo.com/english/index.asp www.cidadedesaopaulo.com/ingles/index_eng.asp Scritta - Serviço de Imprensa Press officers: Diogo Cruz / Leandro Luize Tel./fax: 55 11 5561-6650 E-mails: diogo@scritta.com.br / leandro@scritta.com.br Home page: www.scritta.com.br Main menu Programme Abstracts Workshops São Paulo all of the best
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