Brazil tourism

Brazil strengthens tourism through rising international demand, improved air connectivity and diverse travel experiences despite an early 2026 dip

Brazil's tourism is poised for a Q2 rebound as strong international demand, air connectivity and visitor spending reinforce regional leadership.

United States, Brazil and other nations reshape global tourism through new policies, stronger connectivity and rising travel demand in August 2026.

Brazil records one of the world’s fastest tourism growth rates as international arrivals surge, boosting travel across Rio, Amazon, Pantanal and Iguazu Falls

Brazil strengthens tourism through Florianópolis and Foz do Iguaçu as Argentina-led travel and secondary gateways reshape international visitor growth

Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro expands its cable-free VLT Carioca light rail, improving airport access, cruise tourism, mobility and sustainable travel.

United States, Brazil, China and India accelerate digital identity, facial recognition and passport-free airport technology to reshape global tourism.

Brazil and India introduce reciprocal 10-year visitor visas, boosting tourism, aviation, business travel and cultural exchanges

São Paulo showcases Brazil’s urban tourism through art, gastronomy, architecture, cultural districts and unforgettable city experiences

Thailand expands tourism partnerships with South Africa, Brazil, China and Belarus under its 2027 strategy targeting 33 million visitors

Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Amazon and Foz do Iguaçu Keep South America’s Largest Tourism Market Moving Forward Despite an Early 2026 Slowdown

Brazil’s Tourism Rebounds as South America’s Largest Travel Market Grows Again

United States, Brazil and More Nations Now Drive Global Tourism Shift in August

Brazil Emerges Among the World’s Fastest-Growing Tourism Destinations as International Travellers Embrace Its Natural Wonders, Cultural Richness and Unforgettable Experiences

Brazil Unlocks New Tourism Opportunities Through Florianópolis and Foz do Iguaçu as Argentina-Led Travel Surges, Could Secondary Gateways Shape the Future of South American Travel?

Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro Expands the New VLT Carioca Light Rail Network to Transform Tourism, Cruise Connectivity and Sustainable Urban Travel

United States, Brazil and More Lead the Race Towards Passport-Free Travel with Digital Identity, Facial Recognition and Smart Airports: Will This Revolution Transform Big Global Tourism Forever?

Brazil and India Unlock a New Era of Global Tourism With Reciprocal Ten-Year Visitor Visas, Could This Landmark Agreement Transform Travel Between South America and Asia?

São Paulo Captivates Global Travellers With World-Class Art, Extraordinary Culinary Experiences and Vibrant Urban Adventures, Could This Be Brazil’s Most Exciting City Break Yet?

South Africa, Brazil, China and Belarus Join Thailand’s Expanding Global Tourism Strategy as the Kingdom Targets Thirty-Three Million International Visitors and Up to US$88 Billion in Travel Revenue by 2027