Brazil

Dnata has secured a multi-year contract with Azul Airlines at Orlando International Airport (MCO) in the USA.

TAP Air Portugal is soaring to new heights with its newest route to Florianópolis, the capital of the state of Santa Catarina, in Southern Brazil. 

UNWTO has continued to scale up its support for its Members across the Americas, with plans for a first Regional Office for the region advanced during an official visit to Brazil.

Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro, proudly celebrates its centennial anniversary with the launch of an extraordinary annual arts, gastronomy, and cultural program that will captivate guests throughout 2023. Under the banner of “#100doCopa,” a series of curated events will showcase the hotel’s enduring spirit and its integral role in the vibrant tapestry […]

Mabrian, a leading tourism intelligence provider, has published a trend study on Brazil to coincide with the World Travel Market (WTM) Latin America trade show, which is being held this week in Sao Paulo.

A new study has revealed the destinations increasing the most in popularity for 2023, with Pinterest search increases of over 280%.  The study by the travel experts at Bounce analysed Pinterest Trends Index scores, to reveal the global destinations increasing (& decreasing) the most in popularity. Top 10 Destinations Increasing in Popularity: Rank Destination Country […]

The travel industry in Brazil will be booming in 2023, with a significant increase in international tourism.

Spending New Year’s Eve in never before seen destinations is becoming increasingly popular among GCC residents after the pandemic. GCC Travelers are keen to explore and discover new places during their holidays. Brazil is known for its celebratory culture and New Year’s Eve is no different. Brazilians celebrate the holiday together from dusk until dawn. […]

Customers travelling on TAP Air Portugal flights between Brazil and Europe reached more than half a million in the three months leading up to October 2022. 

Brazil is granting visas and temporary residence permits for immigrants without an employment relationship in Latin America’s largest country and whose professional activity can be carried out remotely. These workers, known as digital nomads, are flocking to destinations that offer the ideal blend of conditions for their productivity and peace of mind – and Brazil […]