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    Agenda pública do turismo no Brasil : mudanças e implicações para o desenvolvimento do turismo nacional
    (Fundação João Pinheiro, 2014-03-31) Carvalho, Fabíola Cristina Costa de; Guimarães, Alexandre Queiroz; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8850956320615888
    The central objective of this thesis is to analyze the process of organization and development of tourism in Brazil from the insertion of this topic on the public agenda of the federal government, seeking to identify when this industry began to be treated as a national policy. It is a theoretical-descriptive study, based on literature and documents. Specifically, two main themes were established to lead the discussion. The first ponders the formation of public agendas. The second axis points out the trajectory for tourism policies in Brazil. In addition, it emphasizes the international actors and external events that possibly conditioned policy decisions on the sector. Also weighed the changing trends of tourism planning and international experiences that contributed to the development of such policies in Brazil. Thus one ponders as external circumstances, coupled with the national institutional and political dynamics, outlined the agenda of tourism in Brazil. Also, are highlighted some challenges for the future of the national tourism policy. The relevance of this study lies in contributing to the research agenda, yet little explored, which focuses on the historical and institutional analysis of public administration of tourism in Brazil. In conclusion, it became clear that the agenda of the Brazilian tourism is marked by periods of rise and decline. Policy interventions shaped the capacity for action of the integrated actors in decision making processes in tourism production chain. The ability of specific segments of approach of the policy makers contributed to some sectors receive greater policy attention in specific periods. Finally, it is considered that there is a disconnection between federal, state and municipal levels that hinder the success of actions taken and the strengthening of the sector.