Rio de Janeiro

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.

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

Brazil introduces visa-free entry for Chinese travellers from May 2026, boosting tourism, business travel and Brazil-China connectivity

Argentina records six consecutive months of tourism growth as visitors from Brazil, the United States, Mexico and Canada boost travel across Buenos Aires, Patagonia and Mendoza

Chile leads strong international arrivals to Brazil as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina, Paraná, and Rio Grande do Sul enjoy six months of tourism growth

São Paulo leads US tourist arrivals as Brazil records six consecutive months of strong tourism growth driven by affordable flights, hotels, and diverse experiences

Brazil records over BRL 25 billion in tourism revenue as Argentina leads international arrivals and supports strong travel growth in 2026

New York, Toronto, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires lead tourism growth as the Americas embrace new destination marketing strategies

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

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

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

Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Iguazu Falls Open a New Chapter in Global Tourism as Visa-Free Travel for Chinese Visitors Unlocks Stronger Cultural Connections, Bigger Visitor Growth and a Historic BRICS Partnership

Argentina’s Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Patagonia and Iguazú Falls Welcome a New Wave of Global Travellers as Brazil, the United States, Mexico and Canada Fuel Six Straight Months of Tourism Growth

Chile Inspires a New Wave of Travel to Brazil as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina, Paraná, and Rio Grande do Sul Welcome Record Numbers of International Visitors

Brazil, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Amazonas, Brasília, and More Welcome a New Wave of American Travellers as Affordable Flights and Hotels Transform the Country into a Top Tourism Choice

Brazil Records Over BRL 25 Billion in Tourism Revenue as Argentina Leads International Visitor Arrivals and Travel Spending Growth in 2026

United States Joins Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Other American Nations Expanding Tourism Marketing Strategies to Drive Economic Growth, Create Jobs, and Strengthen Global Travel Competitiveness