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According to the official speech, present in the activity promotion agencies, in government agencies and in the mainstream media, tourism is an industry responsible for creating a large number of jobs and generating income for the country. However, in another aspect of analysis, when we identify the real number of jobs created and the quality of the same, we realize that the speech does not seem to be reflected in practice. Aiming to investigate the present situation, this study aims to identify the main characteristics of labour in tourism in Brazil. To do so, we carried out a survey to collect the total number of employees, geographical distribution, demographic and occupational aspects of the labour in the sector, identifying signs of strong informality, low salaries, long hours, low qualification and precariousness. This more accurate survey, however, will allow a better understanding of labour and employment in the sector, as well as aspects of the organization of tourism itself in the country.

Trabalho no turismo: faces da precarização de um proletariado contemporâneo e de serviços