Suggestions on travel and tourism in Brazil, including airlines, transportation, fares, hotels, etc... Where to go and what to do in Brazil. Wonderful places like Buzios, Angra, Salvador, Pantanal, the Amazon.
A list of services we can provide, including translations, cultural training, travel arrangement, contacts, research and even meeting Brazilians.
Hints and helps for doing business in Brazil. Facts about markets, products, production, markets, government, laws, trade, stocks, etc...
A history of Brazil and a list of influential people. Observations on popular culture, including TV, cinema, music, dance and art.
A section pertaining to Portuguese language and literature, with particular interest in teaching Portuguese to foreigners.
links and news relating to Brazil.
Essays about food, drink, and many common aspects of life in Brazil.
Many other good things.
More people speak Portuguese as their mother tongue than Japanese, French, German or Italian. Portuguese is the sixth most common language in the world.
Almost half of the people in Latin America don't speak Spanish - they speak Portuguese. Brazil is larger than Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia and Peru combined. The social, historical and economic development of Brazil is unique.
Brazil has a large and growing economy, which currently presents great opportunities for investment.
Blessed by nature with white sandy beaches, lush green forests and a friendly people, Brazil is a country worth visiting.
This is the result of 25 years of Brazilianitis, a strange disease that affects mostly the mind. It is characterized in many ways: by a wistful smile, a swollen abdomen (technically referred to in medical terms as churrascus maximus and/or cervejumas geladissimas). Brazilianitis also is know to cause an uncontrollable rhythmic swaying of the body and an overwhelming desire to express emotions.
To facilitate travel on this site, we have suggest you use the Topic Updates page that lists all subjects on this site in cronological order.
Most new stuff will be posted in the TOPICS and UPDATES section. This will include general information, Brazilian issues, editorials or opinions and anything else I decide to throw in.
Under Construction sign is incomplete, often nothing but a shell set up for organizational purposes. Oh yes, before I forget, a
symbol will indicate a Portuguese language site or page.