Mitsubishi Motors has established a collaboration that grants its customers free entry to six natural areas in the country. Among the benefited locations are Chapada dos Veadeiros, located in Goiás (GO), and Itatiaia National Park, in Rio de Janeiro (RJ).
This initiative is valid for owners of any Mitsubishi model, with no restrictions on the year of manufacture or the vehicle version, provided they arrive at the park using the car.
The campaign will start this month and run until October 2027. To benefit, the customer must obtain a passport containing information about the parks, which is available at the automaker's 148 points of sale across the national territory.
With this passport, up to four tickets per park can be redeemed, valid until 2030. Regarding previous costs, full entry to Chapada dos Veadeiros cost R$ 47 during weekends in 2025, while in Ibitipoca the price was R$ 32.
The partnership covers six parks where Parquetur operates: Chapada dos Guimarães National Park (MT), Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park (GO), Itacolomi State Park (MG), Ibitipoca State Park (MG), Itatiaia National Park (RJ), and Caminhos do Mar (SP), the latter located within Serra do Mar State Park.
Attractions include the waterfalls of Chapada dos Veadeiros, recognized by UNESCO as a Natural World Heritage Site, and the historic trails of Caminhos do Mar, which traverse the area between Cubatão and São Bernardo do Campo. Parquetur is still in the process of implementing public use administration in Chapada dos Guimarães, as informed by the company itself.
This action is part of the celebrations of Mitsubishi's thirty-fifth anniversary in Brazil and Parquetur's tenth anniversary. Márcia Neri, Marketing Director at Mitsubishi, explained that the main objective is to encourage customers to travel and experience moments with family and friends in contact with nature.