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VBRATA TAKES PART IN WTM LATIN AMERICA 2025, THE LARGEST TOURISM FAIR IN LATIN AMERICA
São Paulo, 11 April 2025 – VBRATA (Visit Brazil Travel Association) will be participating in…
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VBRATA and the State of Bahia Tourist Office Successfully Host the “Viva Brasil! Bahia Unique Experiences Madrid 2025” Showcase
Event Provided Exclusive Opportunity for Spanish Travel Agents and Tour Operators to Explore Bahia’s Riches…
Day trips in the State of São Paulo
Vast, diverse and multicultural, as well as having dozens of things to do in the…
Day trips around Rio de Janeiro
As well as the Wonderful City’s most famous attractions, such as the Christ the Redeemer…
Health and Wellbeing: the dynamics of swimming
Swimming is one of the oldest sports, and regular contact with water has always been…
The largest restaurant in the Americas
Food to feed an army! Novo Madalosso, a restaurant in Curitiba (Paraná), is the largest…
The most visited city in Brazil | The city of business
The city of business Do you know which is the most visited city in Brazil?…
Foz do Iguaçu: unparalleled natural and cultural beauties
By Eduardo Diniz The lush landscapes, biodiversity, and charm of Foz do Iguaçu make it…
Father’s Day in Brazil
Father’s Day is a highlight of the Brazilian calendar, and to many people’s surprise, it…
Brazilian Food and Drink Worth Talk About
Barzinho, boteco, botequim: beloved institutions that Brazilians can live without There’s something magical about Brazilian…
The Top 10 Travel Trends for British Tourists in 2024/2025
Travel trends are evolving, reflecting contemporary travellers’ changing desires and needs. From the pursuit of…
July 26th: World Grandparents Day
Cultures the world over celebrate, on 28 July, those special people who put so much…
Brazil: Southern Region Charm
It might be the smallest region of Brazil, but the South is packed with natural…
The Best Parks in London
Beautifully landscaped gardens with plenty of space for picnics, long walks and all-round fun As…
Brazilian handicraft
The first craftspeople were the native tribesmen and women, who used natural dyes in their…