Credit: Unsplash/Obi - @pixel8propix Brazil has one of the fastest-growing economies. Its population is more than 215 million people, most of whom own a car or plan to buy one soon. In this regard, the country's automobile market is becoming attractive to all manufacturers without exception. Each tries to offer transport that meets the preferences of different categories of Brazilian citizens. Thanks to this, specific trends characterize the country’s modern automobile market. The growing popularity of electric cars Brazil has seen increased demand for electric vehicles in the last few years ..read more

Credit: Unsplash/Milos Hajder Did you know that Rio de Janeiro has some of the most beautiful natural gardens & national parks? This well-located Brazilian city not only has beautiful weather but also has some of the most scenic shoreline views! While it can be tempting to head to Rio during the summer and stay all day at the beach, we recommend some amazing autumn activities you can enjoy in Rio from April to June. It’s less crowded and a fantastic time to snag the best deals & discounts when you plan your trip! Check Out the Quirky Sights Every city has its unique charm or special s ..read more

Credit: Pexels/Clem Onojeghuo Exciting, colourful Brazil has so much to offe­r. Its diverse landscapes, buzzing atmosphe­re, and rich culture beckon travellers worldwide. Don't worry if you have to keep an eye on your spending, with some­ smart planning and local tips, you can enjoy Brazil's thrills without a big bill. Where To Go in Brazil on a Budget? São Paulo: Cultural Hub Budget travel in Brazil starts with São Paulo, the­ nation's financial hub. Yes, it has a price­y reputation, but there's a lot for fre­e or cheap. You can wander along Paulista Ave­nue, soak up local vibes at Ibirapuer ..read more

Credit: Pexels/Pavel Danilyuk Staying fit while on holiday can be difficult, especially when there’s so much delicious food to eat at local restaurants, or drinks to enjoy at the popular bars. This season, ditch the diets and the gym and instead, burn those calories by cycling around the scenic spots in Rio de Janeiro. This way, you get to have the best of worlds and indulge in what you crave, without any guilt! Win-win! Olympic Cycling Route Don't worry, the Olympic Cycling Route isn't just for Olympians or major athletes. This route is manageable for almost all intermediate cyclists. You'll ..read more

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Credit: Pexels/Emanuel Tadeu Rio de Janeiro is an iconic tourist destination that boasts beautiful weather, sandy white beaches, iconic city attractions and lush Brazilian nature. Whether you’re driving or taking a flight, Christ the Redeemer is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Rio. What about the amazing Carnival?! If you’re interested in the local party scene, we recommend checking out how to make the most of your time during the festive season! Don’t worry about your outfits! The Rio Carnival is most definitely the best in the world, and if you’re lucky enough to partic ..read more

Credit: Unsplash/cmophoto.net Brazil and Europe aren’t just separated by thousands of miles. The two have different traditions and customs, with cultural differences that can seem stark when first experienced. However, that’s not to say Brazilians should never visit Europe. Quite the opposite, in fact. In the article below, we’ve listed four reasons why Brazilians should spend the holidays in Europe at least once in their lives. Enjoy a White Christmas Brazil is in the southern hemisphere, which means the festive months are the warmest of the year, while the winter months are the coldest. Mu ..read more

Credit: Unsplash/Element5 Digital Rio de Janeiro is popular for its natural settings, samba, carnival, bossa nova, and Balneario, such as Copacabana, Leblon, and Tijuca. Who doesn’t want to see the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue overseeing the city or experience the bustling streets filled with colorful festivities? Such an environment helps students grow and learn in diverse ways. But what many people don’t know is the popularity of Rio’s education and schools. The city has one of the largest public school networks in the world, with more than 1,000 municipal schools alone. International s ..read more

Credit: Pexels/Pablo Melo The star attraction event at Rio de Janeiro is undoubtedly the Carnival. However, you may not want to party, or you've already seen it to the tee. Whether you wish to escape from the Carnival bounds or enjoy the Carnival and find time to visit other sights, this one's for you. We've rounded up some of the top places to visit around Rio de Janeiro during Carnival time. Escape to the Tijuca Forest Enjoy a day trip from Rio to the Tijuca National Park. Guests can plan to hike through the Tijuca forest, admiring the butterflies, sloths, monkeys, and birds. The panoramic ..read more

Rio de Janeiro. Credit: Unsplash/Gabriel Santos Rio de Janeiro is the most happening place to spend your New Year's Eve. It looks picturesque, with long stretches of white sands, sun-kissed beaches and cobbled old streets. Many romantic places in and around Rio de Janeiro exude passion through its natural settings and environment. Here's our top pick. Check it out! Spend time at boutique hotels Rio de Janeiro has plenty of fantastic boutique hotels that have chic interiors and offer unparalleled service. What better way than to spend some quiet moments with your partner in a cosy romantic spo ..read more