A new codeshare agreement for domestic destinations will provide increased options, flexibility and ease of connection for Emirates passengers flying to or from Brazil via São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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The number was up 2% from the first quarter of 2018. India remained the biggest source country, followed by Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom.
With a career spanning 12 years and stints with brands like MAC and São Paulo Fashion Week under her belt, makeup artist Karina Saib ponders the influence of her Arab background in her work.
The Arab country welcomed 2.24 million foreign travelers year-to-date through April 2019. The goal is to get to 9 million by the end of the year.
‘Lebanon and Jordan: The Age of Commercial Civilizations’ will be taught by Plinio Freire Gomes on May 13, 15 and 17 at the Lente Cultural headquarters in São Paulo. Enrolments are open.
Picture a pouring rain in the middle of the desert and camels racing through a flooded track. An ANBA reporter narrates her experience at Dubai Camel Racing Club.
Airport in the emirate received over 3 million passengers during the first quarter of this year.
The Brazilian heavy metal group will play a show Thursday night at the Hard Rock Café in Dubai. Tickets are on sale.
The Moroccan-born, French-based Abdellah Taïa is one of the guests for the International Book Biennial taking place in Fortaleza next August.
‘Amal and the most important trip in her life’ was written by Carolina Montenegro of Brazil. On April 30, the Poços de Caldas Literary Festival will feature storytelling and a lecture from illustrator Renato Moriconi.
Book ‘From the Diaspora to the Homeland’ got released at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair this Friday, featuring texts by 12 authors from Brazil.
Contemporary Arab photography show runs in Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo.
The event running through June 10 comprises three exhibits and over 80 artists from around the world.
According to information from DETRAN-SP, eight Arab countries are part of the Vienna Convention that allows driving with a Brazilian license for 180 days and with an IDP after that.
