Very interesting video of tourists giving their opinion about their travel Experience in Brazil during the World Cup that just finished with Germany taking the big prize.
Congrats Brazil for a well organized event! About 95% of people who visited Brazil for the cup said they would return.
Article published the Wall Street Journal today, says that Brazil pulled off a great Worldcup event, despite all initial concerns with violence and lack of infrastructure.
The Brazilian tourism Board informed that there were about one million tourists in Brazil during the event, and that for the 2014 year, they expect a total of 6.4 Million visitors. That number should swell to 14.2 Million by 2024, helped by the Worldcup and the upcoming summer Olympic Games in 2016.
Here is the full article from WSJ
Yahoo Travel Guide to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Nicely organized with lots of pictures and tips for visiting Rio de Janeiro.
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Great Article from Huffingtonpost.com about travel to Brazil, with or without the Worldcup that just finished in Brazil. Click to read
A selfie is completely justified if it captures a special moment … with Jesus … and also a sweeping vista of Rio de Janeiro. That’s the logic that motivated Lee Thompson’s snapshot atop the 124-foot Christ the Redeemer statue, which stands at the peak of Brazil’s 2,300-foot Corcovado Mountain and offers a more breathtaking view than your average bathroom mirror. (Sorry, selfie-takers, but it’s true.) “As I popped my head out of the hole in Jesus’s crown, I was in total and utter awe as my eyes met with a vast panorama that quite literally took my breath away,” Thompson wrote in a blog post. “Talk about a religious experience!”
Full Article
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The new terminal at Guarulhos International Airport opened this week, and it should provide a relief to the outdated airport, increasing its capacity in 12 million passengers per year.
Complete article from Bloomberg here
Azul founder David Neeleman interview about the Airline he started in Brazil using JetBlue’s model, and the start of international service between Brazil and USA.
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With the final batch of tickets to the 2014 World Cup released just last week, avid footie fans are beginning the countdown to the big event. Considering that games will be held in 12 Brazilian cities, including Rio de Janeiro and São Paolo, and some visitors may be hitting more than one match during the monthlong tourney, now’s the time for spectators to get their travel plans together. We asked Paul Irvine, one of Condé Nast Traveler’s top travel specialists (and a Rio resident for the past 11 years), for his essential Brazilian travel tips. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
Full article here
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