The businessman Frederico de Mello, owner of the \u201cVilarejo\u201d and \u201cAcalanto\u201d farm hotels, in Conservat\u00f3ria, in the city of Valen\u00e7a (RJ), was another of the people heard by the journalist Luiz Carlos Prestes Filho in his special on the regulation of the betting market and games in the national territory.<\/p>\n\n
In an interview published on the Tribuna da Imprensa Livre website, the businessman pointed out that gambling is a globally relevant variable to increase the tourism sector. “The combination of games with tourist destinations is the perfect union to leverage tourism in the interior of the State of Rio de Janeiro, where people will be able to combine games with tours”, he declared.<\/p>\n\n
In addition, Mello stressed that the region where he has his business could benefit from receiving events and exhibitions related to the gaming scene. “I am sure that Conservat\u00f3ria was and is with open arms for events and congresses, including those focused on high technology and casino<\/a> and bingo<\/a> furniture”, he quoted.<\/p>\n\n Luiz Carlos Prestes Filho:<\/strong> What is your vision, as owner partner of the \u201cVilarejo\u201d and \u201cAcalanto\u201d farm hotels, in Conservat\u00f3ria, district of Valen\u00e7a \/ RJ, about the referrals in the National Congress and the STF that may soon regulate the Money Betting Games Managed by the private sector in Brazil?<\/p>\n\n Frederico de Mello:<\/strong> The combination of games with tourist destinations is the perfect union to increase tourism in the interior of the State of Rio de Janeiro, where people can combine gambling with tours. If Brazilians travel so much to play abroad I think it is better that they can play here in our country.<\/p>\n\n Prestes Filho:<\/strong> We are going through an economic crisis, is regulation an opportunity?<\/p>\n\n Frederico de Mello:<\/strong> Tourism should be seen as a fundamental part of the economic recovery. My lodging, recreation, leisure and food facilities did not break down in the Covid 19 pandemic. It is ready to react. In this context, the game is a globally important variable to boost national tourism. Conservatory cannot be left behind, we are a national reference.<\/p>\n\n Prestes Filho:<\/strong> The World Gambling Economy Productive Chain promotes various activities.<\/p>\n\n Frederico de Mello:<\/strong> The city of Valen\u00e7a could attract national and international gambling fairs. The Historic Valley of the Coffee Cycle would gain exponentially, would be more frequented. I’m sure that Conservat\u00f3ria was and is with open arms for events and congresses, including those focused on high technology and casino<\/a> and bingo<\/a> furniture.<\/p>\n\n Prestes Filho:<\/strong> Would gambling add value to the Conservatory scenario and its seresteiros?<\/p>\n\n Frederico de Mello:<\/strong> It is important that the regulation will empower our traditional activities, including in the field of music and, specifically, in the field of serestas and serenades. We have to debate this issue.<\/p>\n\n I believe that we can all enjoy the benefits of the gambling production chain. It may provide development for tourism. It is a topic that we can debate and the more debates on this subject the better.<\/p>\n\n Prestes Filho:<\/strong> Does the bill that regulates Cassinos<\/a> Resort benefit Valen\u00e7a or would the city earn more with small Urban Casinos and Bingos?<\/p>\n\nCheck out the full interview with businessman Frederico de Mello<\/h2>\n\n