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Brazilian News - Tourism
Tourism credentials to raise demand for property in Bahia?
There may be more people looking to invest in North East Brazil, as the area has many attractive features for tourists, one expert has said....
Date added: 14th July, 2011 at 14:27
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Property in Fortaleza located in North East Brazil's tourist magnet
Renting out property in Fortaleza to tourists could be a profitable investment, as one expert has said the city is one of the most popular holiday destinations in North East Brazil....
Date added: 14th July, 2011 at 10:09
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Could demand from adventurous tourists add value to property in Rio de Janeiro?
Property in Rio de Janeiro could be rented out to travellers passing through the city, as one expert has suggested that adventurous visitors are likely to be attracted to the area....
Date added: 13th July, 2011 at 10:08
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Property in Rio de Janeiro may attract a diverse range of tourists
Rental property in Rio de Janeiro may be in demand from a diverse range of tourists, from backpackers to people seeking a luxury getaway....
Date added: 11th July, 2011 at 10:42
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Hotels for sale in Brazil could see high levels of demand
People thinking of buying hotels for sale in Brazil may be making a shrewd investment as it has been noted that inns are filling up fast....
Date added: 7th July, 2011 at 10:50
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Pacification of favelas increases value of property in Rio de Janeiro
Property in Rio de Janiero is increasing in value following raids on the city's slums.
The BBC stated that the invasion of favelas by police - a process known as pacification - is an attempt by the government to force out the drug barons such areas have become known for....
The BBC stated that the invasion of favelas by police - a process known as pacification - is an attempt by the government to force out the drug barons such areas have become known for....
Date added: 28th June, 2011 at 10:48
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Brazilian property 'one of the most popular overseas investment opportunities'
Brazilian property is a popular investment opportunity, it has been claimed, with many people attracted by the country's strengthening economy....
Date added: 20th June, 2011 at 10:09
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More hotels for sale in Brazil in run up to sporting events?
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Date added: 2nd June, 2011 at 10:36
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World Cup and Olympics 'attracting tourists to Brazil'
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Date added: 17th May, 2011 at 10:51
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Extra flights to increase access to property in Rio de Janeiro?
People considering purchasing property in Rio de Janeiro or buying hotels for sale in Brazil may be keeping a close eye on international tourism trends, which could affect the success of their investments.
In which case, they may be pleased to hear that Brazilian airline TAM has announced an increase in the number of flights it operates from London to Latin America's largest economy.
The company noted the links between UK and Brazilian firms, with many employees required to travel between the two countries.
With an additional three flights a week added to the daily service it currently provides, the airline hopes that it may be able to cater for the number of British tourists and businessmen taking trips to the nation.
The extra journeys will run between London and Rio de Janeiro and are to begin on August 2nd, which may be good news for Brazilian property owners, whose assets could soon be more accessible to foreign travellers.
Hoteliers and operators of rental accommodation in the Latin American city may be particularly pleased to hear of the changes as they look forward to the 2014 Fifa World Cup and 2016 Olympics.
The 2016 event will be hosted by Rio de Janeiro, while the football tournament will involve many stadiums across the country, including those in the city.
TAM Airlines stated that the extra flights it plans to operate are designed to help cater for the increased demand that will be driven by the major sporting events.
It has already seen a growing number of customers for its Rio de Janeiro services, which were first introduced last year, as an increasing number of people take business and leisure trips to Brazil, with firms particularly attracted to Brazil's creative, banking and energy industries.
Indeed, a recent report from TAM Airlines highlighted figures from the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency, which showed there was a 26.7 per cent increase in demand for flights from the international market in March compared with the same month a year before.
The same statistics revealed that many of the people arriving in Rio de Janeiro may not be overseas travellers.
In fact, demand in the domestic market for flights across the country increased by 25.2 per cent in the third month of the year compared with March 2010.
However, it was noted that an influx of travellers was seen in the month due to the carnival held in Rio de Janeiro....
In which case, they may be pleased to hear that Brazilian airline TAM has announced an increase in the number of flights it operates from London to Latin America's largest economy.
The company noted the links between UK and Brazilian firms, with many employees required to travel between the two countries.
With an additional three flights a week added to the daily service it currently provides, the airline hopes that it may be able to cater for the number of British tourists and businessmen taking trips to the nation.
The extra journeys will run between London and Rio de Janeiro and are to begin on August 2nd, which may be good news for Brazilian property owners, whose assets could soon be more accessible to foreign travellers.
Hoteliers and operators of rental accommodation in the Latin American city may be particularly pleased to hear of the changes as they look forward to the 2014 Fifa World Cup and 2016 Olympics.
The 2016 event will be hosted by Rio de Janeiro, while the football tournament will involve many stadiums across the country, including those in the city.
TAM Airlines stated that the extra flights it plans to operate are designed to help cater for the increased demand that will be driven by the major sporting events.
It has already seen a growing number of customers for its Rio de Janeiro services, which were first introduced last year, as an increasing number of people take business and leisure trips to Brazil, with firms particularly attracted to Brazil's creative, banking and energy industries.
Indeed, a recent report from TAM Airlines highlighted figures from the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency, which showed there was a 26.7 per cent increase in demand for flights from the international market in March compared with the same month a year before.
The same statistics revealed that many of the people arriving in Rio de Janeiro may not be overseas travellers.
In fact, demand in the domestic market for flights across the country increased by 25.2 per cent in the third month of the year compared with March 2010.
However, it was noted that an influx of travellers was seen in the month due to the carnival held in Rio de Janeiro....
Date added: 16th May, 2011 at 13:25
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Early investment in Brazil 'could reap rewards'
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Date added: 6th May, 2011 at 10:18
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Hotels for sale in Brazil a "fabulous" investment opportunity
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Date added: 26th April, 2011 at 14:11
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Brazilian property sector 'attracting foreign investors'
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Date added: 14th April, 2011 at 10:13
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Numbers of hotels for sale in Brazil to rise?
The number of hotels for sale in Brazil may rise, as one expert has suggested that the construction of the properties is to accelerate.
Hotel Interactive reported on the comments of senior vice-president of Lodging Econometrics Bruce Ford, who explained at the BITAC luxury event that the World Cup and the Olympic Games, which are soon to be hosted by the nation, will give the industry a boost.
"They have some tremendous events coming up in Brazil over the next several years … and they will need to build hotels and they will need to become more branded," he said.
In 2014, the World Cup will be played over 12 cities in the country, while the Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Mr Ford said that developers' plans are "largely unannounced" at the moment but he predicted that 30,000 rooms could be under construction by the end of next year.
"The more branded that they become the more that banks are going to get interested, the more that international investors are going to get interested," he asserted.
Currently, there are around 11,000 rooms being built, the news provider noted, with another 15,000 more announced as part of new projects this year.
Hotel Interactive stated that changes in the Brazilian population may also be positive news for the sector.
Indeed, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) recently revealed that usual real income among its people had reached R$1,540.30 (£588.57) in February compared with R$1,485.94 at the same point a year earlier, representing a 3.7 per cent annual increase.
This may reflect the increasing number of individuals in work in the country, as the figures also showed the unemployment rate dropped to 6.4 per cent last month, compared with 7.4 per cent 12 months previously.
In February, there were around 10.7 million people with jobs with formal contracts – a 6.9 per cent rise on statistics from a year earlier, or an extra 687,000 roles.
Other positive changes in Brazil reflected in statistics from the IBGE include a 1.2 per cent increase in retail sales in January compared with the month before, the ninth hike seen in as many months.
Meanwhile, nominal revenue in the sector grew by 1.1 per cent, rising for the 13th consecutive month....
Hotel Interactive reported on the comments of senior vice-president of Lodging Econometrics Bruce Ford, who explained at the BITAC luxury event that the World Cup and the Olympic Games, which are soon to be hosted by the nation, will give the industry a boost.
"They have some tremendous events coming up in Brazil over the next several years … and they will need to build hotels and they will need to become more branded," he said.
In 2014, the World Cup will be played over 12 cities in the country, while the Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Mr Ford said that developers' plans are "largely unannounced" at the moment but he predicted that 30,000 rooms could be under construction by the end of next year.
"The more branded that they become the more that banks are going to get interested, the more that international investors are going to get interested," he asserted.
Currently, there are around 11,000 rooms being built, the news provider noted, with another 15,000 more announced as part of new projects this year.
Hotel Interactive stated that changes in the Brazilian population may also be positive news for the sector.
Indeed, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) recently revealed that usual real income among its people had reached R$1,540.30 (£588.57) in February compared with R$1,485.94 at the same point a year earlier, representing a 3.7 per cent annual increase.
This may reflect the increasing number of individuals in work in the country, as the figures also showed the unemployment rate dropped to 6.4 per cent last month, compared with 7.4 per cent 12 months previously.
In February, there were around 10.7 million people with jobs with formal contracts – a 6.9 per cent rise on statistics from a year earlier, or an extra 687,000 roles.
Other positive changes in Brazil reflected in statistics from the IBGE include a 1.2 per cent increase in retail sales in January compared with the month before, the ninth hike seen in as many months.
Meanwhile, nominal revenue in the sector grew by 1.1 per cent, rising for the 13th consecutive month....
Date added: 31st March, 2011 at 10:03
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Rio carnival to bring tourists to hotels for sale in Brazil?
People looking for hotels for sale in Brazil may be interested in looking at property in Rio de Janeiro, as one journalist has suggested individuals should visit the city during its annual carnival....
Date added: 28th February, 2011 at 14:00
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Investment in Brazil to benefit from Copa America football tournament?
People seeking opportunities for investment in Brazil may be interested to hear the Copa America football tournament will be held in the country....
Date added: 24th February, 2011 at 09:20
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Hotels for sale in Brazil to see tourists all year round?
Hotels for sale in Brazil may make good returns all year round, as one commentator has said "it is hard to go wrong" when choosing which season to travel to the country....
Date added: 11th February, 2011 at 14:52
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Property in Fortaleza to benefit from Delta codeshare agreement?
Property in Fortaleza may see greater demand from tourists, as US airline Delta has begun a codeshare service with Brazilian firm GOL, which may make it easier for people to travel within the Latin American nation....
Date added: 10th February, 2011 at 10:06
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Hotels for sale in Brazil to benefit from 'safer, cleaner' destination for tourists?
Hotels for sale in Brazil could prove to be busy over the next few years, with a plethora of events taking place....
Date added: 28th January, 2011 at 13:07
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Brazilian property investment opportunities 'to improve with global tourism growth'
Investment in Brazilian property may become more popular this year, as the country becomes one of those leading the growth of global tourism....
Date added: 25th January, 2011 at 13:55
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