Sao Paulo: The Brazilian government is outlining actions to improve the quality of services available to the nearly 600,000 international visitors and 3 million local tourists expected during next year's World Cup.
A committee with members of several government areas has been meeting regularly to debate strategies to improve the country's ability to host the visitors.
Some measures have already been agreed upon, including the creation and renovation of more than 100 stations to attend to tourists in the 12 host cities.
The government's efforts come in addition to its ongoing fight against high prices in hotels and the airline sector during the tournament.
