Team is discussing a partnership with Al Wahda, of the Emirates. Athletes should spend up to 40 days training in the sub-18 league of the team from Rio de Janeiro.
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The event opens this Friday (25th) in the city and will continue until the 28th, featuring nine productions from countries in the Middle East, North Africa and Latin America.
Brazilian consumption in other countries decreased in March, after several records. Expenditure amounted to US$ 1.8 billion.
Airlines which fly to São Paulo will start using a new facility in Cumbica, due for inauguration in May. The companies are expecting more comfort and the possibility to increase frequencies.
WTM Latin America will receive exhibitors from Egypt, Jordan, United Arab Emirates and Morocco. The event is an opportunity to promote tourism and negotiate tour packages with companies of the sector.
This is the value of investments in projects for the Olympic Games in 2016 which will be used by the population of the host city, Rio de Janeiro, after the games.
Photographers André Joaquim and Leonardo Wen will spend five days in the Arab country, taking pictures of landscapes, places and people that will feature in a show alongside photos by Qataris who have been to Brazil.
Consumer protection organization will launch a website with consumer rights and useful phone numbers before the beginning of the World Cup matches. The portal will also have a channel for tourists’ complaints.
In March, the airline’s flights to Abu Dhabi left São Paulo with an average occupancy of 75.2%, the best rate since the company started operating in the country. During the World Cup, a larger aircraft will be used.
The government has released a travel guide containing entertainment options in the capital and the rest of the state. São Paulo will receive 300,000 foreigners and host six matches.
After a period of three years closed, the Immigration Museum will reopen to the public in the end of May, in São Paulo. The building was repaired and a permanent exhibition will offer “sensory” experiences to visitors.
The Brazilian Federal Senate has passed a bill allowing visa applications, fees and documents to be submitted on the internet. The bill is pending approval from president Dilma Rousseff.
Eleven kiosks which will offer licensed items are ready to operate at malls and bus stations. By May 20th, there should be 30 of them.
Reporter Aurea Santos will speak about her experience in the learning of the Arabic language to students from UFRJ. The event will be held this Wednesday (9th) and is open to the public.
