Secretary of Tourism stays at Terra Parque Eco Resort during Rural Tourism Conference.

The president of Terra Parque Eco Resort, Júlio Moraes, was present at the 1st Rural Tourism Conference of Pontal do Paranapanema. The event featured the participation of important names in the industry, such as the Secretary of State for Tourism of São Paulo, Roberto de Lucena, and Guilherme Piai, Executive Director of ITESP (Instituto de Terras do Estado de São Paulo) and aimed to present the Rural Tourism program in the West of São Paulo.

For the Rural Tourism Conference, the Secretary of Tourism stayed at Terra Parque Eco Resort during his stay in the city.

The Secretary highlighted the importance of encouraging rural tourism initiatives such as the one implemented by the eco resort. According to him, the property is an example of how it is possible to reconcile tourism development with the inclusion of local communities.

In addition, the Secretary praised the resort's infrastructure and the quality of service provided to guests. 'It was an incredible experience staying at Terra Parque. In addition to being in contact with nature, I was able to enjoy exceptional service,' said the Secretary.

"The presence of the Secretary of Tourism at the resort is also a demonstration of the appreciation for sustainable tourism by the public administration and the importance of the sector for the economic and social development of the region.

Júlio Moraes emphasized the importance of valuing local culture and including rural communities in the development of rural tourism. 'Tourism can be a powerful tool for generating income, creating employment, and improving the living conditions of local communities, as long as it is developed responsibly and respecting the culture and values of the region,' said the president.

The presence of the president of the eco resort at the conference was highly valued by the participants, who were able to get a closer look at successful rural tourism experiences and be inspired to implement similar practices on their own properties.

Rural tourism has been gaining increasing prominence in the country, especially in regions with strong tourism potential. The holding of events like this contributes to the strengthening of the sector and the development of more sustainable and inclusive practices.