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Brazilian sports tourism trends

Overview

Research indicates a growing trend of sports-driven international tourism among Brazilian travelers. A study by Booking.com found that 30% of Brazilian travelers have undertaken international trips specifically to attend sporting events.

While football is a primary interest, other disciplines are gaining traction. Volleyball is the leading interest at 41%, followed by basketball at 34%, with combat sports and motorsports both at 28%. The data highlights specific demographic intentions, such as 16% of Millennials interested in combat sports and 17% of Generation X motorsports fans planning to attend events in person.

For many, the competition is part of a broader experience; 50% of respondents aim to explore local culture and attractions, whereas 26% maintain that the sporting event is their primary objective.

Entities

Track&Field · Vivo · Birigui · Booking.com · Campeonato Brasileiro de Kart

Claims

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Timeline

  1. 18 days ago

    [SPORTS] 8 sources
    Brazil hosts diverse sporting events and logistics industry updates

    Various sporting and industry events are underway in Brazil, including karting championships, a new skateboarding circuit sponsored by Vivo, major running series, and rising registration for the Fenatran 2026's

  2. 19 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Brazilian travelers increasingly use sports to drive international tourism

    A Booking.com study shows 30% of Brazilian travelers have gone abroad for sports, with volleyball, basketball, and motorsports driving significant international tourism interest.

Sources

cadernoinformativo.com.br · gazeta24h.com · infonet.com.br · jornalrmc.com.br · paraibatotal.com.br · portalrbn.com.br · primeiroround.com.br · regatanews.com.br · rotario.com.br · tribunadonorte.com.br