Beyond its beautiful beaches, this tropical country has far more historic gems and natural wonders than most people realize.

Dance to the rhythm of South America’s largest country, where jaguars roam, beaches call and cities burst with culture.

Travel to Brazil blossomed into record-breaking territory in 2024, led by a double-digit increase in international visitors, including nearly 700,000 travelers from the United States, government ...

On May 29, the State Department shared its updated travel advisory for Brazil to include a risk indicator for kidnapping. The governmental department classifies Brazil as a “Level 2” zone where ...

Here, beaches like Porto de Galinhas, which is known for its clear natural tide pools, and Praia de Muro Alto, with a lagoon protected by an offshore reef, offer a gentler alternative to Brazil’s ...

Travel to Brazil is definitely on the rise. Brazil has announced record-breaking growth as the country has surpassed four million international tourists between January and July 2024, representing a ...