Historic Hub route review (29 Oct)
Solar Dona Sofia, the Tourism House, was added after the Municipal Library.
Read publicationJabuticaba Festival coordination (28 Oct)
Calls for participation, competition, commerce, infrastructure and programming.
Read publicationTechnical meetings with Pentagrama (23–24 Oct)
Presentation of tools and evidence for the tourism tax programme.
Read publicationInternal department meeting (19 Oct)
Coordination of current projects and deliverables.
Read publicationJabuticaba products competition meeting (15 Oct)
Planning for submissions, categories and judging.
Read publicationSabará advances the organisation of visitor records at its attractions
Photographic recording of attendance books at churches and public facilities supports the Check-in Turista initiative and the organisation of visitor information.
Read publicationTourism inventory work strengthens Sabará's information base
The organisation of tourism supply records supports planning, archive updates and a better understanding of the area.
Read publicationWorkshop brings participants together to define priorities for Sabará's gastronomy
Held at Solar do Padre Correia, the Gastronomic Identity workshop encouraged discussion and the prioritisation of actions in partnership with Sebrae Minas.
Read publicationSecond Gastronomic Identity Workshop (8 Oct)
Prioritisation session with 27 recorded attendances.
Read publicationCoordination with Igreja do Carmo (7 Oct)
The meeting recorded permission to collect visitor records.
Read publicationCAT meeting (5 Oct)
Visitor services, Tourist Check-in, communications and visitor records.
Read publicationPricing workshop (29 Sep)
The list contains 17 names, with attendance pending confirmation.
Read publicationThe Banana Festival celebrates Ravena's flavours and identity
Held on 5 and 6 September 2026, the event brought together food, crafts and cultural activities around an ingredient closely linked to the region.
Read publication17th Ravena Banana Festival (5–6 Sep)
Food, local produce, culture and sport in the Creative Tourism Hub.
Read publicationThe 2026 Gastronomic Circuit connects visitors with Sabará's local businesses
The edition's closing brought together work to celebrate local businesses, recipes and public participation in the city's food experiences.
Read publicationJabuticaba Festival strategy meeting (minutes dated 25 Aug)
Guidelines for circulation, infrastructure, anniversary activities and research.
Read publicationFirst Gastronomic Identity Workshop (14 Aug)
Collaborative work with 14 recorded attendances.
Read publicationViva Sabará launch (12 Aug)
The minutes and invitation record the Municipal Theatre programme.
Read publicationAcelera Check-in workshop (11 Aug)
A meeting at Solar do Padre Correia on local experiences and knowledge.
Read publicationSecond Banana Festival meeting (4 Aug)
Minutes recorded responsibilities, setup, programme and event rules.
Read publicationTourism and Gastronomy Forum connects experiences and development in Sabará
The second edition brought discussions, knowledge exchange and live cooking to Fazenda Arraial Velho, connecting tourism with local production and flavours.
Read publicationSecond Tourism and Gastronomy Forum (23 Jun)
Held at Fazenda Arraial Velho, with 217 approved registrations from 13 locations.
Read publicationPresentation of the 2026–2030 Municipal Tourism Plan
Presentation of the 2026–2030 Municipal Tourism Plan (25 Mar), with Sebrae Minas at the Municipal Theatre.
Read publicationMunicipal Tourism Plan
Read the announcement of the plan presentation and its development with local tourism businesses.
Read publicationOperação Sabará no Mapa
The January 2026 initiative supported businesses registering with CADASTUR.
Read publicationRota do Ferro: dialogue and cooperation
The City Hall reports on a 2024 visit by Federal Government, Rede Trilhas and Aliança Bike representatives.
Read publicationSebrae advisory services and Prepara Gastronomia Sabará
Support for local businesses.
Read publicationCall for tour guides
Work to organise the local offer, with date and outcome pending confirmation.
Read publicationGastronomic Circuit training
Preparation for participants, with date and attendance pending confirmation.
Read publicationIndicators and historical series
Organisation of visitor, tourism supply and communications data.
Read publicationCircuit evaluation
A total of 2,575 votes were recorded, with 23 venues receiving votes.
Read publicationIntegrated CAT–GOVTUR planning
Coordination of visitor services, inventory, tourism supply and check-in.
Read publicationMunicipal Tourism Plan indicators
Technical material to guide decisions on services, inclusion, accessibility and promotion.
Read publicationPlanning for the Third Gastronomic Circuit
Project, visual identity and funding proposal for 2027.
Read publicationMunicipal Tourism Plan dashboard
Tracking of actions, responsibilities and tasks across five phases.
Read publicationTourism inventory and prospecting
Review of categories, locations and records, with validation under way.
Read publicationDigitisation of visitor books
Records organised by attraction, month and origin, with partial coverage.
Read publicationTourist Check-in
Multilingual form, with an initial phase planned for the CAT, Solar do Padre Correia, Municipal Theatre and Igreja do Rosário.
Read publicationCoordination with Father Fernando and church teams
Discussion of promotion, the religious calendar and visitor guidance.
Read publicationTourism archive and communications
Organisation of photos, videos, credits and 2026 campaign indicators.
Read publicationAcelera Check-in
Continued programme work, with tracking cycles and preparation for preliminary testing.
Read publicationTourist Information Training with IFMG Sabará
Preparation of material on heritage and visitor guidance.
Read publicationDigital Jabuticaba Festival Guide
Development of the programme, map, gallery and practical information for mobile devices.
Read publicationAudience research and 40th anniversary
Coordination with IFMG and preparation of commemorative activities.
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