Brazil Tourism

Tourism is becoming a major industry. Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo are the most visited destinations in Brazil.

                                                                                                         

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Rio de Janiero 

The bustling city of Rio de Janeiro has always been a popular tourist spot. Bringing in 6.8 million tourists during its carnival period (Feb 13-17) it is expected to grow exponentially each year.

Not only does Rio de Janeiro bring in tourists for the carnival season but it is also the party mecca for both locals and visitors, with 456 block parties, parades, and additional festivals there's never a dull moment in this eventful city.

Sao Paulo

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Similar to Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo brings in thousands of tourists each year. Many of the visitors follow the parades at the Anhembi Sambodromo which is the largest outdoor event venue in Sao Paulo designed by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. During the 5 parade days, Sao Paulo generates a profit of $349.3 million each year.

Aside from the carnivals and festivals in the city that attract millions of tourists Brazil also has natural attractions that bring the crowd in also.

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Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon rainforest is the home to over 200,000 natives and sustains thousands of species of mammals, birds, and insects. It also supplies 20% of the world's oxygen. Tourism in the Amazon provides both serene and adventurous experiences.

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Pipa Beach

Pipa beach is one of the most famous beaches in Brazil. It is located next to the city of Natal, the capital city of state of Rio Grande do Norte. Pipa beach is the home of dreamy lagoons, tall cliffs, and dolphin and turtle filled waters. Not to mention the perfect honeymoon spot.