Minas Gerais is Brazil's second largest state by economy and industry, located between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. It has over 850 cities and 70 regional airports, with a GDP of $210 billion. The state is known for its historical cities like Ouro Preto, Diamantina, and Congonhas, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Minas Gerais offers diverse tourism opportunities including wellness, culture, ecotourism, and religious sites, with attractions ranging from its colonial cities to natural parks and over 2,000 caves. The document promotes the state's variety of events, conferences, infrastructure, and quality of life in cities like Belo Horizonte.