Business owners from the Arab country are searching for business opportunities in the luxury hotel and theme parks sectors. Foz do Iguaçu, Pantanal and the Northeast are regions they’re focusing on.
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Standalone and partnership productions from Algeria, Qatar, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria are in the program. The event will continue until next Sunday (15).
Jordanians and Brazilians in charge of the two landmarks have signed on to a document to encourage cooperation in tourism.
The Brazilian tour operator and travel agency has options on offer for Lebanese natives and descendants to visit their home country. They can also see the villages that their families are from.
Tourist arrivals in the first half of the year increased in the three emirates, the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates said. Most of the visitors were from Russia, China, India and the Philippines.
Conexões (Connections) has a database that shows where there are professionals researching Brazilian literature in other countries. Organizers want information about the work in Arab nations.
Cassiana Pizaia and Vinícius Sgarbe, two journalists, produced the documentary ‘Trip across Palestine’, which goes beyond the conventional tourism in the country. Launching will be in Curitiba (PR).
Course ‘Culture and Art in Islam’ will be taught by professor Jamil Ibrahim Iskandar from September 29 to October 27 at the Pontifical Catholic University in Curitiba, Paraná (PUC-PR).
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center shows 30 photos of the state of Pará, which includes part of the Amazon. Local rivers, religious traditions and the daily lives of the population can be seen in the images until September 29.
Sixteen national teams will compete in the 4th Refugee Cup beginning on Saturday (16). The final will be played in Pacaembu stadium on Sunday (24).
A Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry study shows tourism activity will pick up steam in years to come, reaching USD 56 billion in 2022. Last year, the country welcomed 15 million people.
Natan Barreto will launch ‘Bichos’ (Animals) this Friday (15) in the Arab country, where he will also attend a meeting of Brazilian writers living abroad. The book has poetry about animals and illustrations done by children.
The Tunisian airline carried 440,000 passengers last month and reached an occupancy rate of 79.3%.
The Global Meeting of Brazilian Expatriate Writers will run from Wednesday (13) to Friday (15) featuring authors who were born in Brazil and live in other countries. Discussions will cover their literary work.
