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Braniff International Airways travel poster for Rio de Janeiro, featuring an illustration of a group of tourists on a cable car headed for Sugarloaf Mountain (1953). Artwork by Robert W. Dunn.

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 🇧🇷

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Rio Nhundiaquara - Morretes - Paraná - Brasil

O Rio Nhundiaquara atravessa a cidade de Morretes. Nele é possível praticar alguns esportes: canoagem, rafting, boia cross e pescaria. O rio é raso e tranquilo

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Tourism in Brazil could benefit from climate agenda

Different tourism sectors are coming together to create itineraries aligned with the climate agenda in Belém, Pará state, combining experiences of immersion in the forest, and regional cuisine, and promoting sustainable production systems. The idea behind the initiatives is to take advantage of the opportunities brought by sustainable tourism—such as attracting investment and increasing competitiveness—and also to overcome the challenges in bringing together the major players from the two agendas.

Parys Fonseca, an entrepreneur in the lodging sector, has created a business model combining the experience of immersion in the Amazon rainforest with sustainable lodging. After consulting the Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service (Sebrae) in Pará, he learned about a recyclable modular structure which not only has less environmental impact at a lower cost, but also keeps room temperatures stable without artificial refrigeration.

“The installation process was really quick. In just two weeks I was renting it out as accommodation. And I thought it was better because the work was simpler, the module adapts to the environment, and it’s also thermoacoustic,” he pointed out.

Located on Murucutu Island, one of the 42 islands that make up the city of Belém, Fonseca’s resort offers visitors not only a chance to spend a night’s sleep immersed in the Amazon rainforest, but also gastronomic experiences with local products from the region’s sustainable production chain. “The next step is to create a route for tourists to learn about açaí palm production, just as there’s route on cocoa on Combu Island. Sebrae is supporting me with training and management, which has been key for the local residents and entrepreneurs alike,” he said.

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Canadian tourists looking to travel to Brazil will be required to have a visitor visa to enter the country starting October 1, 2023.

Brazil reinstated its visitor visa requirements for Canada — so did Australia, Japan and the US in March.

In 2019, former president Jair Bolsonaro stopped the visa requirements to encourage more tourism. However, the four countries continued to require visas from Brazilian tourists.

"The decision followed consultations with these four countries on the possibility of granting visa exemption to Brazilian nationals, in compliance with the principle of reciprocity," stated the Brazilian government in a release.

It added that the country "does not grant unilateral visitor visa exemption to other countries without reciprocity." [...]

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Rio de Janeiro, Brasil - 2020

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1935 Carnival 'Carioca' Brazil, Rio de Janeiro

Source: Pinterest / fabienne jerot

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Best Places To Visit In Brazil

Brazil is a wonderful destination for tourists since it is a nation rich in natural beauty and lively culture. Brazil provides unmatched beauty, from the magnificent Falls of Iguazu to the deep dense Amazon jungle. Rio de Janeiro, with its vivid beaches, and So Paulo, a busy city, are two prominent cities that highlight the nation’s varied metropolitan environments. Explore historical treasures like Salvador and Paraty while soaking in the samba beat and carnival’s frenetic energy. Brazil offers a memorable experience that will capture you and leave you wanting more thanks to its kind and hospitable people, delicious cuisine, and a variety of outdoor activities.

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Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, by Paul Landowski and Gheorghe Leonida, 1931

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Braniff International Airways travel poster for Rio de Janeiro, feautring an illustration of the Sugarloaf Cable Car (c. 1950). Artwork by Robert W. Dunn.

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