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Tragedy leaves empty hotels and causes a gap of R$ 150 million in tourism in the Gramado region

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The cities of Serra Gaúcha are still accounting for the damage caused by the heavy rains that have devastated Rio Grande do Sul since the end of April. But a number is already certain for the tourism sector, the loss due to the absence of visitors this month must be between R$ 120 million and R$ 150 million. Hotel occupancy in cities such as Gramado, Canela, Nova Petrópolis and São Francisco de Paula is usually 70% on average at this time of yea…
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The cities of Serra Gaúcha are still accounting for the damage caused by the heavy rains that have devastated Rio Grande do Sul since the end of April. But a number is already certain for the tourism sector, the loss due to the absence of visitors this month must be between R$ 120 million and R$ 150 million. Hotel occupancy in cities such as Gramado, Canela, Nova Petrópolis and São Francisco de Paula is usually 70% on average at this time of yea…

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R7 broke the news in Brazil on Wednesday, May 15, 2024.
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