Ministry of tourism forecasts that most tourists will be men and travel in groups. Brazil will receive 600,000 foreigners during the tournament. Each should spend US$ 6,200 on average.
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Young secondary students attended a talk by the Arab Brazilian Chamber CEO, Michel Alaby, during the Mini UN meeting in Belo Horizonte, and asked about the outlook for Brazil-Arab relations.
Arab Brazilian Chamber CEO Michel Alaby will give a talk during Mini UN, a debate cycle on the international agenda for secondary students. Event is promoted by the PUC university in Minas Gerais.
Located in the city of Gramado, Saint Andrews, the first ‘Exclusive House’ hotel in Brazil, offers personalized services and a privileged location.
The Federal University of Santa Maria is working on the transfer of technology for production of food in Algeria. The project is developed through the CNPq and also involves Mozambique.
In the next weekend, the city will celebrate 30 years of Arab events with a festival featuring poetry, music, dancing, exhibitions, and even a route.
25th of March Street attracts tourists and locals alike due to the good prices and novelties offered at the 3,000 shops in the region. The boulevard grew and gained renown thanks to Arab immigrants.
Cinema exhibit ‘Middle East: tradition and revolution’ brings recent movies about political change, but also shows the culture and values of the countries of the region.
Artists from Lebanon, Morocco and Kuwait will participate in the 17th International Contemporary Art Festival SESC_Videobrasil starting on Friday. They will present videos, installations and pictures.
The writer from Rio de Janeiro is one of the stars of the new crop of Brazilian authors, and will have one of his books, ‘The Enigma of Qaf’, translated into Arabic and published in Egypt.
Cities along the coastline of the state of São Paulo where the priests catechized the Indians from the 16th century onwards are now part of a pilgrims’ route.
A talk should discuss Brazilian music from the 18th century to date. The event should take place in São Paulo, at the Arab-Syrian Cultural Centre, on September 20th.
In ‘nomad,’ her most recent work, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author of the successful ‘Infidel,’ tells family stories and reveals the reasons that led her to live in the Netherlands and the United States.
A World Tourism Organization report shows a ‘clear’ reversal of the decline in visits to Egypt and Tunisia underway. South America was the region where activity grew the most in the first half.
