After adventures in the Amazon or exploring its sprawling cities, holidaymakers in Brazil have ample opportunity to do little more than lie on a towel and pitch up a parasol on its soft sandy shores.

While the fastest route between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo cuts inland and takes just under six hours, we opted for the ...

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Once renowned as a South American party capital, this island haven is now a high-tech hub, and a home away from home for ...

When you think of Brazil, one image that may come to mind is bronzed bodies lying on some of the world’s most stunning sandy beaches. Such a portrayal is synonymous with famed pieces of shoreline like ...

A former fishing town became the promised land of hippies, artists and alternative travelers — though today, it is also an ...

Brazil is a sprawling, diverse country with historic sites, natural wonders, and enriching cultural experiences for every ...

Brazil strengthens position in sustainable tourism with 60 Blue Flag beaches and marinas, highlighting responsible travel and ...

Brazil is utilizing privatization to grow its tourism infrastructure. On privatizing sections of beachfront, it runs the risk of building a tourism industry that can’t sustain itself if it doesn’t ...

US travelers hoping to visit the beautiful beaches of Brazil will have to acquire a visa first beginning in 2025 — meaning they’ll have to share their bank statements with the South American country.