Archive for November 2011

Brazil Travel Destinations – Must See Places in Brazil

Entertainment would be the exact term for identifying Brazil. A country in South America, Brazil has miles of coastline, brilliant sunshine, joyful nightlife, relaxation, kinds of beaches, historical places and various activities, festivals and much more. The country Brazil offers lifetime experiences. Brazil is also known as the land of contrasts. The hospitality of Brazilian people make the place more attractive. The country has always been a popular tourist destination.

Among the cities of Brazil, there are Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Salvador, Manaus, Florianópolis, Galinhas, Recife, Buzios, Natal, Brasilia, Belem, Buzios. The Capital of Brazil is Brasilia. Previously, Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil however due to the position of Brasilia, it has become the capital.Brasilia has an architectural spectacle. In Brazil, each city has its own beauty. Read the rest of this entry »

Brazil Travel Guide – Top 5 Events to Catch on a Brazil Vacation

Latin America’s party-loving spirit is famous the world over and the continent offers some of the best fiestas, festivals and spectacles in the world. This is especially the case in Brazil, where barely a week goes by without a celebration. Coincide your Brazil vacation with one of the following events and you’ll be sure to take some lasting Brazil travel memories home with you.

Note that these events and many others are immensely popular for domestic and international tourists and you may need to plan ahead since during peak season Brazil hotels and transportation will become booked up well in advance.

Carnival
From mid to the end of February

Any list of events for a Brazil vacation has to begin with Carnival. While Rio de Janeiro probably springs to mind, it is worth remembering that every city in Brazil celebrates its own version of this traditionally Catholic event.

For those in pursuit of the traditional Carnival, go to where the Brazilians go; Recife or the less commercial festival of Olinda are both popular among Brazilian travelers. Recife, located in the northeastern part of the country, is widely known as the largest Carnival draw in the country. The mainstay of the Recife event is the Galo de Madrugada (Rooster of the Dawn) procession, which is literally as it sounds; a massive procession through the streets of seaside Recife which attracts roughly 2 million international visitors and local revelers alike. Read the rest of this entry »

David Beckham, The Pride Of Brazil

One of the most famous soccer stars on the planet David Beckham has announced plans of a football academy in Natal Brazil. He describes the new facility as one of the best in the world. During his visit he explains that Natal is a place of tremendous excitement owing to new hotels and property in the area. The husband of posh spice also feels that Natal Brazil is an area that will attract celebrities and other football stars.

David Beckham has announced a scholarship program available to local Brazilian children in order to actively reach-out to schools within the region. He hopes that the children will benefit from on-site coaching and access to the top class facilities, much in the same way as his Academies in London and Los Angeles.

Rubens Barrichello, Brazilian F1 champion, is also involved in the development, as well as Norwegian multi-millionaire businessman Torben Frantzen, brother of Findus founder Geir Frantzen. Read the rest of this entry »