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![]() Information from basic facts to banking, finance, and infrastructure concerns about Brazil. http://www.global-review.com/on-line/brazil/index.htm
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![]() Shows monuments, works of art, and services in the main historical cities of Brazil. http://cidadeshistoricas.terra.com.br/
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![]() Guide to the northern shores of São Paulo contains visitor information about Ubatuba, Caraguatatuba, São Sebastião, and Ilhabela. http://www.seaside.com.br/index_i.html
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![]() Information about Brazilian states, cities and weather. Also about passport and visa. http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sergiok/boaviagem.html%23start
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![]() Dedicated to provide information travel about Brazil: hotels, tourism and travel agencies, ecological tourism, adventure, entertainment and culture, and more. Provides also services to travel agents and agencies. http://www.brazilinfo.com/
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![]() The official Brazilian Tourism Agency with information in Portuguese and English. EMBRATUR is a Brazilian governmental organization. http://www.embratur.gov.br
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![]() It offers regional and historical information about Brazil, news, chat boards and related links. http://www.vivabrazil.com/
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![]() Offers tailor-made eco and adventure tours for individuals and groups throughout Brazil. http://www.brasiltravel.com/
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![]() Adventures include trekking, surfing, diving, mountaineering, camping, and more. http://www.braziltraveling.com/
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![]() Offers tours and hotel information for destinations in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. http://come-to-brazil.com
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![]() Specializes in Brazilian climbing, rafting, canyoning, rope swing adventures, and more. Also offers climbing courses. http://www.grade6.com.br/
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![]() Serves the needs of U.S. travel agencies as well as private tourists. Specializes in trips to Brazil. http://brazilamerica.com/
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![]() Tours of Brazil’s major cultural destinations in the state of Minas Gerais. http://www.ouropretotour.com/
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![]() Specialized in travel to and from Brazil; ecotourism packages; travel guide. http://www.brol.com/
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![]() One of the most traditional and experienced travel agency in Brazil. http://www.stellabarros.com.br
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![]() This site is a guide dedicated to Rio de Janeiro. In English, Portuguese, and Dutch. http://ipanema.com/
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![]() Photographs of places in Brazil along with staistical information and links to Brazilian servers. http://srd.yahoo.com/drst/163024/*http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sergiok/brasil.html
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![]() Lists hotels by name, city, or state. http://www.bestwestern.com.br/
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![]() Information on Blue Tree hotels throughout Brazil. http://www.bluetree.com.br/
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![]() Renamed hotels located in São Paulo and Ilha de Comandatuba. http://www.transamerica.com.br/index_ing.htm
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![]() Hotel chain in Brazil. http://www.tropicalhotel.com.br/
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![]() Offers discount online hotel reservations for Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia. http://www.hotelsbrazil.com/
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![]() Queries by state, city, and price. http://www.inn.com.br/
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![]() Listing of hotels in the state of Parana and Santa Catarina. http://www.webhotel.com.br/
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![]() Built entirely at the level of the rainforest canopy. Located 35 miles from Manuas at the confluence of the Rio Negro and Ariau Creek. http://www.ariauamazontowers.com/
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![]() Country Description, Entry Requirements, Customs Regulations, Safety And Security, Crime Information, Criminal Penalties And Others. http://travel.state.gov/brazil.html
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![]() A completely accessible brazilian statistics database. http://www.ibge.gov.br/
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![]() Viverde (live + green) is a travel agency that emerged from a passion of a Brazilian couple for the Amazon – jungle, climate, people, the will to explore the unexplored, to live an adventure and pass the sensation of freedom and joy to other people. Hence, in 1993 when some industries in the Industrial District of Manaus decided to re-located their operations elsewhere, we than decided to change our jobs into the challenging ecological tourist direction… http://www.viverde.com.br/home.html
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![]() In BAHIATURSA is celebrating its 30th anniversary, a milestone in the history of tourism in both Bahia and Brazil. With patience, perseverance and faith in Bahia and in the potential of its people, BAHIATURSA has always remained true to its goals, learning to grow and evolve. Thanks to consistent, high-quality work standards based on scientific criteria, and through partnerships with the private sector, BAHIATURSA today has gained international recognition as a model in the ranking of companies working in the Brazilian travel industry. http://www.svn.com.br/bahiatursa/index-i.html
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![]() Ceara, Brazil’s sunny State. Whether your visit is due to business or pleasure, be sure you’ll find stunning landscapes, unforgettable beaches, marvelous food and warm hospitality. http://www.ceara.com/
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![]() Many controversies surround the discovery of Fernando de Noronha. The map of the area sent in November, 1502 to Ercole d’Este, Duke of Ferrara, shows the archipelago as the “Ilha da Quaresma” (Isle of Lent).. From this it was supposed that knowledge of the existence of the island dated from the expeditions which passed near them during Lent in 1500, 1501, or 1502. The Viscount of Santarem attributed the discovery to Gaspar de Lemos, the captain of the supply ship in Cabral’s fleet, sent back to Portugal in 1500 with the news of the discovery of Santa Cruz (Brazil). However, Gaspar’s ship did not pass through the area of Fernando de Noronha during Lent; rather, after sailing the coast of Brazil and cutting brazilwood, Gaspar could have sighted the archipelago on June 24, the day of the festival of St. John, whose name he could have given to the island. http://www.noronha.com.br/
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![]() The Brazil Center, situated within the Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) at the University of Texas at Austin, is the home of the largest Brazilian studies program in the United States. The Brazil Center coordinates the activities of the more than forty faculty members conducting research and teaching on Brazilian topics, over fifty M.A. and Ph.D. students with a focus on Brazil, and a large number of visiting scholars, lecturers, and researchers. UT-Austin also houses the Benson Latin American Collection, one of the largest university collections of material on Brazil. http://www.lanic.utexas.edu/ilas/brazctr/
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![]() Overview of the city – positive and negative aspects – tourist sights – meeting points – other general information; The first proposals of building a new capital – important dates and facts – curiosities – photos of the construction – common questions – information about JK, Lucio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer. http://www.civila.com/brasilia/ |
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