Brazil is the fifth largest country by land area in the world and the seventh most populous and

is also
famous for the Rio Carnival in Brazil, which is the largest carnival in the world with over two million
people taking to the streets daily. It was first celebrated in 1723 with Brazilian culture influenced by
Portuguese colonization. The modern carnival evolved from the Entrudo festival in Portugal. After
the Portuguese colonized Brazil, they celebrated the original food festival as a last meal before
fasting for 40 days of Lent. Over time, the influence of African culture in Brazil brought new rhythms,
music and dances, turning the Carnival into the party it is known today. Carnival in Brazil is a unique
combination of Portuguese and African cultures. After the Portuguese invaded Brazil, they brought
the original food festival. It is celebrated in honour of the Greek gods of wine.

Effect of Rio carnival on GDP and Hotel

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Although Carnival, home to some of the biggest and most decadent parades in the world, may
capture the headlines when it comes to Brazil's tourism industry, it still has a long way to go.
potential tourist destinations. Rio de Janeiro's beaches are stunning and full of beauty, while lovers
of ecotourism and adventure are sure to flock to the country's vast rainforests.

It's a cliché in the hospitality industry to say that a venue has something for everyone, but that might
be true for Brazil, which has a tapestry of people, places and events. as abundant as anywhere else
on the planet. Brazil's economy has also become a major player over the past two decades,
expanding in everything from agriculture to real estate, which means hotel owners and operators
alike are seeing an increase in the number of business visitors to the country.

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Brazil:

Carnival deliver current $760 million to Rio de Janeiro's economy. RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Carnival
contributes his 4 billion reais ($760) to the city's economy, according to a study released on May 18
by the city of Rio de Janeiro. February 18, 2022 Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro is he one of the most popular tourist destinations in Brazil. One of Brazil's most
important commercial and cultural centers, Rio de Janeiro is located in the southeast of Brazil,
where 60% of Brazil's GDP is concentrated.

Annual tourist arrivals he exceeds 5 million, of which 2 million are foreign tourists. Carnival, for
example, can generate an annual cash flow of R$11 billion ($3.7 billion) in the month of the event,
followed by New Year's Eve and the Rock and Roll Rio Festival. These three events are well known
among tourists around the world and contribute to the local and national economy. The study takes
an in-depth look at Rio de Janeiro's tourism and hospitality industry. The Brazilian Hotel Industry
Association, Embratur, FeComercio, Statista, and IBGE were used to collect the data. This
information was produced by the Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce and its reproduction is
strictly prohibited.

Future Projection
(https://www.relocate.world/en/articles/
rio-carnival-2023 )
Carnival in Rio 2023 starts on February 17th and runs until February 25th. Check out the organized
parades on February 17th and 18th and the unique organized parades on February 19th and 20th. 2
and the Parade of Champions will take place on February 25th. These dates coincide with the Rio
Samba Schools Parade. One of the world's most famous celebrations is the Rio Carnival. Bring
excitement, color and power to the road. A focal point of interest is the outstanding Sambadrome,
currently being restored in Marques do Sapcay. The 70,000-capacity area hosts a mesmerizing
parade by Rio's Samba School. The country's top artists paint all year round and captivate audiences
with special dance and music. King Momo makes a speech announcing the start of the contest and
praising the city's festive spirit as the mayor presents him with the city key.

Effect of Rio Carnival on the Food Industry in Brazil

Travel and tourism account for 6-8% of Brazil's gross domestic product. Festival income accounts for
30% of total tourism income in the month of the festival.

About a third of its revenue comes from the most famous Rio de Janeiro Carnival. The National
Federation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism (Brazil) estimates that Rio's carnival is expected
to generate more than $1.5 billion in revenue by 2021. Due to the Covid pandemic this could not
have happened, but the currency was in circulation during the 5 days of carnival. The gastronomic
sector accounts for the largest share of festival income. It can account for 50-60% of total income.
This annual event directly or indirectly benefits the entire food service industry, from farmers who
grow traditional crops such as cassava and beans, to supply his chain companies, producers and
distributors. can be said. Street food and big hotels and restaurants.

When many foreign tourists visit Rio's Carnival, they discover a food culture, a variety of dishes and
ingredients that they have never tasted before. Overall, it can be said that major cultural events like
Rio's Carnival have had a tremendous impact on the Brazilian food industry.
Conclusion

The fact that Rio de Janeiro's Carnival personifies the spirit and soul of Brazilians by bringing people
from all walks of life together, supporting their resilience, and acting as a reflection of their
alternative "Carnival" supports the case for its relevance. This carnival was brought to Brazilian
culture by Portuguese colonists in 1723. However, when African culture was included over time, the
carnival was enhanced by music, rhythms, and a variety of other aspects, making it one of the largest
carnivals. As a result, we may infer that this carnival is a unique combination of Portuguese and
African cultures. According to Carnival history, the original intention was for Christians to celebrate
before they were expected to undertake a 40-day period of self-sacrifice until the end of the year.

References
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2. Texas de Brazil Churrascaria Steakhouse (08 Feb 2022) ; Most popular foods eaten for Rio
Carnival; texasdebrazil.com/food-beverage/most-popular-foods-eaten-for-riocarnival/

3. Hospitality Management Study Resources (06 Sep 2020) ; Carnival Foods : Rio Carnival, Brazil
by Debashis Das ; hmsr.org.in/carnival-foods-rio-carnival-brazil/

4. Statista (22 Sep 2021) ; Revenue of the Tourism and Services sector during Carnival in Brazil
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5. Statista (14 Jun 2022) ; Travel and Tourism as share of gross domestic product in Brazil from
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