Manaus, the largest and capital city of the Brazilian state of Amazonas, is not only a gateway for Amazon River adventures but also a hub of industrial and economic activities.
With a tropical climate, visitors can witness this unique balance by exploring the city's historical sites and vibrant culture, and by gaining insights into the industrial and economic activities shaping the contemporary identity of Manaus.
Demographics
• Capital State of the Amazonas, Brazil
• Population: 2 million (Census 2014)
• Area: 11.401 km2
• Foundation: October 24, 1669
• Industrial capital of the Amazon
| Doing Business in Manaus?
Manaus is a strategic point of access to Brazil’s market for hundreds of global companies.
Given its privileged location, the innovation ecosystem in Manaus explores the possibilities of the bioeconomy and contribute to the transition of a more sustainable economy.
The city offers excellent structure for the development of projects and research, the innovation produced in Manaus benefits different regions across the world.
There are 600 industries operating in the industrial pole of Manaus, which create 108, 373 direct jobs.
Companies who are operating within the tax incentives program, have generated around R$174 bn.
| Logistics
Weather
Due to Manaus location, the climate is tropically humid and hot, with stable temperatures that don’t vary significantly. In June, the date of our event, you can expect the weather to be consistently hot throughout the day with average temperatures between 31 °C to 40 °C (88 °F to 100 °F).
Dress code
The dress code is light business casual (Guayabera for men). Consider the warm and humid weather.
Transportation
IDB Invest will provide shuttle services to participants from a selected list of hotels during the time of the event, made available to participants via email. Most taxis around the city take credit card. Uber is also a good alternative.
Restaurants in Manaus
• Banzeiro
• Caixiri
• Ópera Restaurante – Juma Opera Hotel