Brazil
South America gains as travel patterns shift away from Gulf hubs
European travellers are increasingly considering South America as geopolitical disruption complicates long-haul journeys to Asia, creating opportunities for destinations to attract new visitors and strengthen their international tourism appeal.
British tourist numbers to Brazil hit decade high
British tourist numbers to Brazil hit decade high
Brazil accelerates climate projects in 34 cities
Brazil accelerates climate projects in 34 cities
Embratur launches campaign to attract European tourists
Embratur launches campaign to attract European tourists
Brazil anticipates 22.6% rise in Carnival tourists
Brazil anticipates 22.6% rise in Carnival tourists
Brazil launches campaign to boost international tourism
Brazil launches campaign to boost international tourism
British tourists boost Brazil’s visitor numbers in 2025
British tourists boost Brazil's visitor numbers in 2025
Embraer delivers 91 aircraft in Q4, surpasses 2024 mark
Embraer delivers 91 aircraft in Q4, surpasses 2024 mark
British tourists boost Brazil’s visitor numbers by 22%
British tourists boost Brazil's visitor numbers by 22%
Brazil invites the world with “Brasil. It’s a vibe. Come experience it.”
Drinking an iced tea with lemon beverage on Copacabana Beach. Smelling freshly brewed coffee served with warm cheese bread. Diving
Netflix and Embratur launch audiovisual tourism guide at WTM 2025 to promote Brazil
Netflix and Embratur (the Brazilian Tourist Board) announced during the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, the launch of a
Brazilian Govt recognizes Rio de Janeiro Carnival as a Manifestation of National Culture
Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed two important bills into law for the Brazilian Carnival: Bill 1730/2024, which
International Tourism in Brazil grows 47.5%, attracting nearly 6 million foreigners in seven months
International tourism in Brazil continues to grow strongly. Between January and July 2025, the country welcomed 5,952,254 foreign tourists, a
Brazil sets new record as it welcomes 3.7 million international tourists in Q1 2025
From January to March, the country registered the highest number of foreign visitors in history, with an increase of 47.8%
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