Come
for business, party during Carnivale, relax on the beach
or visit a rain forest. This Portuguese-speaking nation
can accommodate travelers with a vast array of interests.
A vibrant nation rich with history and culture, plush landscapes
and city settings, you would be hard-pressed to find yourself
bored here. So sip a caipirinha, catch a soccer match and
experience the excitement that Brazilian natives have the
good fortune to take for granted.
A MODERN HOTEL
Sonesta São Paulo – Ibirapuera
São Paulo’s modern architecture—comprised of such masterpieces as the Edificio Copan by Oscar Niemeyer—requires that any new construction conform to the esthetical standards that have been established. In the surrounding skyline, the Sonesta building fits in with its gracious proportions. |
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TOP 10 ROMANTIC HOTELS
Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel
At the confluence of Ariau Creek and the roiling Rio Negro, Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel is built entirely at the level of the rainforest canopy, with aerial towers linked by miles of wooden catwalks. Get cozy inside Tarzan's suite, set atop a castanheira tree 80 feet above ground.
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BUSINESS TRAVEL GUIDE
Rio
de Janeiro
The
Cariocas—those fortunate enough to live in what
they call the Marvelous City—may have it all. It's
one of the world's most dramatic settings, sprawled
between bay, jungle-covered mountains and fabulous beaches,
with fine weather and music, food and drink to go with
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72-HOUR TRIP
Sao
Paulo
Get
the lowdown on all the best places to stay, eat, shop
and see in this city that the locals call "Sampaul."
With 20 millions denizens, Sao Paulo—one of
the largest cities in the world next to Tokyo and
Mexico City—illustrates
Brazil’s gigantism. This guide well help you
navigate this behemoth of a city, helping you to discover
all it has to offer. |
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(Updated:
05/06/08 HC)
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