Abstract
The International Cultural Tourism Festival refers to an international cultural tourism festival held in a region. On the one hand, it has the function of increasing economic vitality and promoting healthy economic development. On the other hand, it has the significance of promoting multicultural international exchanges of different civilizations and promoting the enhancement of regional comprehensive strength. This article starts from the comparative study of the Brazilian Carnival and the Macau Latin Parade (later renamed the Macau International Parade), by studying the economic, political, geographical, and cultural perspectives behind it, and with the support of the all-for-one tourism theory, explores the international ways and inspirations for the sustainable development of cultural tourism festivals.
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