The forecast is by a sector association. Brazil has 1,650 aircraft of the kind and the market is heated due to economic growth, internationalisation of companies and the birth of business hubs.
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In August, belly dancer Déborah Valério, who has gained renown with the style in the Arab countries over the last five years, is going to promote a workshop for dancers in São Paulo.
The expressionist paintings by Luiz Cavalli have a modern language that appeals to Brazilians, North Americans and Europeans. Now, his goal is to present his art to the Arab world.
The Lisbon-Casablanca route should begin in October and operate with Embraer 145 aircraft. It benefits Brazilians travelling to Morocco, as TAP currently runs most flights between Brazil and Europe.
A group of 12 professionals won several categories at the International Design Excellence Award, in the United States.
The Dubaipede, a stylised bicycle for 17 people, is the newest invention of businessman Nerino Furlan, who will take a city tour of the emirate with a group of 25 Brazilians.
‘La Graine et le Mulet’ tells the story of Arab immigrants in France. The drama, by Tunisian director Abdellatif Kechiche, is playing in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
The book, which includes CDs containing basic notions of the language, was written by the Foreign Relations vice president at the organisation, Helmi Nasr, founder of the Arabic course at USP.
As of today, Emirates Airline is going to offer seven flights per week, instead of the former six.
The majority of funds should go to road paving. Work is scheduled to begin in August.
The trio has always been an inspiration to poet and journalist Jorge Tufic, descendent of a family of Lebanese merchants that set up in the state of Acre in the beginning of the 1920s.
The Brazilian company established a new centre for personnel training. The premises, which include two buildings and one auditorium, will concentrate all of the company’s activities in the area.
São Paulo – The Brazilian Ministry of Tourism, by means of the Brazilian Tourism Institute (Embratur), is going to promote more than one hundred actions in foreign countries up to June next year, in order to promote Brazil as a tourist destination. The schedule was launched yesterday (18th) by the president at Embratur, Jeanine Pires,
The Gramado Tourism Festival, to be held in November, will feature exhibitors from Brazil and 30 other countries. Qatar Airways and Emirates Airline will attend, but organisers want more.
