Travel agency and tourism operator HR has created a website to promote trips to the Arab country. The intention is to showcase the attractions of Tunisia and thus attract more Brazilians.
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A group of 19 Brazilians of Syrian descent is in the country for the 1st Expatriate Youth Forum, which brings together a total of 90 people from 12 countries, plus 60 native Syrians.
The number of visitors grew 9% in the first half. There are 450 enterprises in the sector being built, totalling US$ 4 billion.
The Brazilian federal government is going to invest the funds in infrastructure work in the cities that will host matches of the FIFA World Cup 2014.
Abu Dhabi-based team Al Jazira hired Ricardo Oliveira for 14 million euros, in the country’s most expensive football transaction ever. He will team up with Rafael Sobis, the second most expensive.
The theme park selected the Arabic literature work as the theme of its school holiday schedule. Characters from two tales walk around the park and stage scenes.
The break up, by e-mail, of a relationship between Algerian-born French writer Grégoire Bouillier and French artist Sophie Calle is the theme of an exhibition on display in the capital of São Paulo.
A partnership between Embratur and the private initiative, signed in early July, is going to increase international promotion of Brazilian destinations that offer luxury products and services.
Attraction of South American tourists, particularly Brazilian, was the theme of a meeting yesterday between Syrian Tourism minister Saadullah Agha Al-Qalaa and Chamber director Sami Roumieh.
Representatives of the two nations will attend the international conference of the Theatre of the Oppressed in the city from July 20th to 26th. They follow the school of theatre in their countries.
The men’s team is going to play the World Championship in the category from July 20 to 31 in the country. Also playing will be the Arab teams of Egypt, Qatar, Morocco, Kuwait and Libya.
In order to expand Brazilian shoe exports, the Brazilian Association of Shoe Manufacturers (Abicalçados) has invited 19 international companies, among them Saudi and Kuwaiti ones, to the fair.
Publishing house Martins Fontes launched book "Nelson Mandela’s Favorite African Folktales" in Brazil. The work retrieves tales told among populations in African countries, among them Morocco.
The company has launched a package that includes a visit to the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates. The goal is to bring Brazilians closer to the traditions and day-to-day of the Arabs.
