Santa Catarina bill to boost motorhome tourism advances in committee

The Finance and Taxation Committee of the Legislative Assembly of Santa Catarina approved a bill to encourage and regulate caravanning in the state. The proposal sets conditions for creating support points, parking areas, and infrastructure for motorhomes and trailers. It aims to provide legal certainty for municipalities and boost local economies through tourism.

The Legislative Assembly of Santa Catarina has approved a bill to establish a caravanning support program. The project includes creating tourist routes and infrastructure for motorhomes and trailers, as well as stimulating the local economy. The program aims to develop this type of tourism, which, according to sector data, generates billions of dollars annually. The bill will be analyzed by other committees before going to the plenary.

State deputy Antídio Lunelli has introduced a bill to create a Caravanism Support Program. The proposal aims to structure routes, create support points, and improve infrastructure for motorhomes, trailers, and camper vans. The bill establishes guidelines for the state to organize the growing sector and encourage investments without creating mandatory public spending.

Deputy Lunelli has introduced a bill aimed at promoting tourism involving motorhomes and travel trailers in the state of Santa Catarina. The proposal focuses on developing infrastructure and simplifying regulations for owners of such vehicles.

State deputy Antídio Lunelli has introduced a bill to create the Caravanning Support Program in Santa Catarina. The program would encourage new tourist routes, support points, overnight parking areas, and improved infrastructure for motorhomes, trailers, and camper vans. The law does not mandate specific spending but establishes guidelines for organizing the sector and stimulating investment.

State deputy Antídio Lunelli presented a bill to create the Caravanism Support Program in Santa Catarina. The program aims to encourage new tourist routes, implement support points and overnight parking areas, and improve infrastructure for motorhomes, trailers, and campers. The law does not create mandatory expenses but sets guidelines for the state to organize the sector and stimulate investments.