Category: Tourism
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Lula Will Allow Casinos in Brazil
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in Arts & Culture, Brazil, Business, Economy, Entertainment, Geral, In Focus, Inside, Politics, TourismBrazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on Friday (June 21) that he will sanction the bill that legalizes casinos and gambling in Brazil. In his view, however, this is not “what will save the country” in terms of revenue and job creation. In an interview with Rádio Meio Norte in Teresina, in the…
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Lula Says He Will Legalize Casinos and Gambling
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in Arts & Culture, Brazil, Business, Economy, Entertainment, Geral, In Focus, Inside, Politics, TourismPresident Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated this Friday (21) that he is likely to sanction the bill proposing the legalization of casinos and gambling, such as bingo and jogo do bicho, in Brazil. However, for Lula, this is not “what will save the country” in terms of revenue and job creation. In an interview…
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Traveling to Europe This Summer? Good Luck!
Temperatures are rising. Hotel prices are skyrocketing. And travelers are already crowding both touristy and less touristy spots. Welcome to another summer in Europe. To top it off, the dollar has fallen against the pound and the euro. Is a summer in Europe worth it? According to experts, it all depends on the type of…
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Airbnb X Vrbo: Which Vacation Rental Platform Is Right For You?
Vacation rentals come in all layouts and sizes. But if you plan to book one, there’s a good chance you’ll turn to Airbnb or Vrbo. Both platforms are among the most sought-after options by travelers looking for accommodation. Therefore, there are many cross-listings so users can find the same rental on various platforms. However, while…
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Tourism Minister Leads Negotiations to Attract More Cruises to Brazil
Expand the presence of cruises along Brazil’s nearly 8,000 km coastline year-round. This was the mission of the Minister of Tourism, Celso Sabino, who landed in Miami last month to participate in Seatrade Cruise Global. The event is the leading fair for companies and organizations looking to do business with the international cruise industry. “We…
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Museum of Sexual Diversity Reopens in São Paulo
After a closure of nearly a year and a half, the Museum of Sexual Diversity has reopened its exhibition spaces at the República subway station, located in the heart of São Paulo. The space currently features two exhibitions: “Pajubá: the Time and Place for the Close,” curated by Amara Moira and Marcelo Campos, and “Dissident…
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Looking for a sunny beach destination? How about Ilha do Mel in Brazil?
Located about 120 km from Curitiba (southern Brazil), Ilha do Mel is one of the most popular destinations on the coast of Paraná. A great option for visitors traveling with family as well as nature enthusiasts, the island is just a short boat ride away. The contrast between the water color along the Paraná coast…
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Exploring the Paths of Faith in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro is a state of strong spirituality. It is no coincidence that its main postcard is the Christ the Redeemer, which embraces and welcomes, from the heights of Corcovado, all faiths and creeds. The city’s religious tourist attractions receive thousands of visitors every year to satisfy their spiritual needs and provide the experience…
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Explore the Rivers and Lakes of Kentucky for Relaxation and Adventure
If you’re looking for a way to escape the heat this summer and don’t want to travel abroad, visit Kentucky and cool off in the water, on the water, or both. Whether it’s to relax for a few days or find some adventure exploring, Kentucky has everything you could want for water adventures. Spend a…
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Festa Junina: The Vibrant Brazilian Celebration of Culture and Tradition
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In the heart of Brazil, immersed in the rich tapestry of its cultural heritage, lies a festival that embodies the essence of Brazilian joie de vivre – Festa Junina (Junina Festivals). This colorful celebration, deeply rooted in rural traditions, pays homage to the rural way of life, Catholic saints, and the abundant harvest season. From…


