TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS IN BRAZIL
The various disruptions in the flow of traffic is still persisting in Brazil. In Argentina, during the morning (Argentina local time), the two airports of Buenos Aires, the International airport of Ezeiza and the airport Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, have cancelled all the flights in and out the capital at least until 02:00 pm (local time). In Uruguay, the International airport of Carrasco in Montevideo is experiencing several flight disruptions, including cancellations.
BRAZIL COULD BECOME ALL-YEAR TOURISM REGION
Brazil is all set to become the tourist destination throughout the year according to reports. Mr Vago, who was speaking during a panel discussion at South America’s first ever Seatrade Cruise Tourism Convention currently being held in Sao Paolo, Brazil, said “it is critical that dialogue be strengthened between the cruise sector, national regulators and decision makers to ensure the future of the continent as one of the fastest growing source markets for the industry.”
PLANNING YOUR BRAZIL TRIP
If you are contemplating a trip to Brazil, it could be for any number of reasons. For some, it could be to experience and enjoy the hundreds and hundreds of miles of white sandy beaches. For others, it could be to experience the wonders of the Amazon, the wildlife of the Pantanal, the awesome power of Foz de Iguaçu (Iguaçu Falls) or the historical charm of old cities like Ouro Preto. For still others, it could be to experience the music, cuisine and heritage of Brazil's 500 year old culture.
SPECIAL RATES FOR CARNIVAL
The JW Marriott Hotel Rio de Janeiro, one of the best five-star Brazil hotels, is offering special rates during Rio de Janeiro's world-famous Carnival. Known as the “Marvelous City,” Rio becomes even more exciting during Carnival, featuring samba school parades and lively block parties in the streets and even along its famous beaches.
BRAZIL SET FOR WORLD CUP BOOM
Losing the 2018 World Cup to Russia not only cost English football fans the chance to welcome the world’s best players to their country, but may also have cost the nation a significant amount in lost business revenue - millions are made from British Grand Prix Tickets alone, so a World Cup would have been in the billions.
