A Flexibilidade do Comércio Exterior em Relação a Grandes Eventos

Abstract

The flexibility of foreign trade plays a fundamental role in major events, such as festivals, fairs, Olympics and World Cups. During these occasions, demand for specific products and services can increase significantly. The ability to adapt to these changes is essential for economic success. Countries hosting major events generally adopt policies of flexibility in trade rules, simplifying customs processes and facilitating the temporary import of goods. This allows the products needed to meet demand to be imported and sold more efficiently. Furthermore, companies can explore export opportunities, promoting their products to a diverse international audience and overcoming the challenges posed by this process. This article addresses the issue of this flexibility itself, along with the analysis of maximizing the benefits generated by large-scale events, also showing the factors necessary for this to occur, such as temporary admission and its economic importance.