BGA/6/18
Sponsored by Julia Pahos, Erin Mcdermott of Franklin High School
The delegates above represented the Delegation of Brazil.
This legislation was filed in the Special Political and Decolonization category
Presented as part of the MUN B 2023 conference
| 1 | To The United Nations General Assembly, |
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| 3 | Draws attention the notable contribution of tourism (as they have 6-7 million tourists a year) to |
| 4 | Brazil’s economy and cultural exchange, |
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| 6 | Affirming the importance of ensuring the protection and security of tourists worldwide to promote |
| 7 | a positive and sustainable tourism industry, |
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| 9 | Considering the possible positive impact of renewed tourist safety on the reputation and charm of |
| 10 | Brazil, among surrounding countries as a tourist destination, |
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| 12 | Emphasizes the need for thoroughly extensive policies and effective coordination among |
| 13 | admissible stakeholders to better tourist protection, |
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| 15 | The delegation of Brazil does hereby: |
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| 17 | Call upon the government of Brazil to create a committed tourist welfare agency with the job of |
| 18 | supervising and implementing measures to ensure the well being and security of tourists; |
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| 20 | Urges the government of Brazil to collaborate with local law enforcement agencies, tourism |
| 21 | industry stakeholders, and non governmental organizations to develop safety and security training |
| 22 | programs for tourism professionals; |
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| 24 | Recommends the creation of a centralized tourist information and assistance center in major |
| 25 | tourist destinations, with multilingual employees and accessible communication channels for |
| 26 | tourists in distress; |
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| 28 | Encourages the government of Brazil to enhance public campaigns regarding tourist safety |
| 29 | procedures, including information regarding local laws, and safe hazard practices for visitors; |
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| 31 | Requests that the government of Brazil strengthen their relationships with nearby countries and |
| 32 | international organizations to share practices related to tourist safety and security; |
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| 34 | Further recommends the establishment of designated tourist police units in busy tourist areas, that |
| 35 | are trained to respond effectively to tourist related disturbances; |
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| 37 | Seeks the need of tourism related security procedures in the nationwide curriculum so that the |
| 38 | youth can be educated and future workforce about the importance of safeguarding tourists; |
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| 40 | Further invites the United Nations World Tourism Organization to provide technical assistance and |
| 41 | expertise to Brazil in the development and implementation of effective tourist protection.policies. |
| 42 | Brazil will be footing all monetary costs involved, which have been approximated at 9 million. |
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