Could investment in Rio grow as tourists told it is "unmissable"?
Date added: 11th October, 2010 at 09:37
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Categories: Rio
People considering investment in Rio may be encouraged to hear one expert has described the city as "unmissable" for tourists.
Tom Hall, travel editor at Lonely Planet, said the area's beaches were the most famous, advising travellers to stay for three to four days in order to take in the sights.
However, it is not only the south of the country that could attract visitors, as the specialist also recommended the north-east settlements of Natal and Fortaleza.
He noted these destinations were developing into "something that is really worth making the journey [for]."
"One of the key things about Brazil is that no matter how popular it gets, you can still find undiscovered places," Mr Hall stated.
The commentator explained Fernando de Noronha, a national park archipelago, is a quiet place for tourists to stay, while there are a large number of unspoilt beaches in the country.
Cheapflights.co.uk recently reported the nation was becoming more popular with holidaymakers, recording a 200 per cent increase in searches for Brazil on its website compared with 2009.
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