package tourism
[/ˈpækɪdʒ ˈtʊərɪzəm/]
nounpl: package tourism (uncountable)
turismo de pacote
1. A form of tourism in which a travel company arranges and sells a pre-planned itinerary that typically includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and guided activities, bundled together at a fixed price
Package tourism offers convenience and affordability for travelers who prefer not to plan their own trips.
O turismo de pacote oferece conveniência e acessibilidade para viajantes que preferem não planejar suas próprias viagens.
2. Organized travel experiences sold as complete units rather than individual components, often designed for specific demographics or interests
Many families choose package tourism for beach vacations because everything is arranged in advance.
Muitas famílias escolhem turismo de pacote para férias na praia porque tudo é organizado antecipadamente.
Package tourism became increasingly popular in Brazil during the 1990s and 2000s as middle-class tourism expanded. It remains a dominant model in Brazilian tourism, particularly for domestic travel and regional destinations like the Northeast coast. Travel agencies and tour operators are major players in the Brazilian tourism industry. In Portuguese-speaking countries, 'turismo de pacote' is the standard industry terminology used in travel brochures, websites, and official tourism promotions.
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