The land of the Falls, Foz do Iguaçu offers tourists a hydroelectric plant, quality shopping, grade A hotels and one of the most famous mosques in Brazil. Get to know the most diverse routes.
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Entrepreneurs from Brotas, in the interior of São Paulo, discover in blogs an important tool to attract more tourists to the region, which is famous for radical sports.
Railway tourism will only grow in coming years. And it attracts tourists to routes that enchant with their green landscapes, their calm, and their romantic feel in the South and Southeast of Brazil.
Typical Arab dishes are on the menu of project Sweet Coast Flavours Cultural Tourism, comprising municipalities such as Arambaré, Barra do Ribeiro, Camaquã, Jaguarão, Pelotas, Piratini and Rio Grande.
Capital of the Pernambuco state features great open-air sculptures and panels, and eye-popping museums that are worth the visit. Highlights include the Brennand Workshop.
Instead of just looking, interacting with the environment. This is experience tourism, which has visitors attending an imperial dinner and even manufacturing clay pots with the natives.
The company’s first aircraft coming directly from Doha landed in São Paulo yesterday. The daily route also includes Buenos Aires, in Argentina. A ceremony was held at the Guarulhos airport.
Foreign tourists visiting Brazil may receive tourist data on their cellular phones at the country’s main international airports. The service, a government initiative, will be available in 13 cities.
In April, foreign tourists spent US$ 461 million in the country, the largest value ever recorded in the month since 1947. The total for the first four months of the year is US$ 2.116 billion.
Tourists who buy tickets to Dubai from the airline may apply for the visa to enter the United Arab Emirates online at the company’s Website.
The figure concerns two aircraft purchased by the airline for the Doha-São Paulo route, to be inaugurated on June 24. The airline expects a strong demand for Middle Eastern and Asian destinations.
The country ranks 7th in the list of international event hosts. There was growth of 15.4% in 2009 compared with 2008. The data were supplied by the International Congress and Convention Association.
The figure recorded last year was 4.9% lower than in 2008. The crisis led to a reduction in visits by foreigners, especially from Europe, which is the main origin of tourists that come to Brazil.
The Brazilian Tourism Institute (Embratur) is going to launch a program today to attract international events. The focus will be on sports competitions.
