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General Travel in Brazil
BR ONLINE TRAVEL (BROL) (http://www.brol.com/index.asp)
Features BR Online Travel, a company specializing in trips from the United States to Brazil. Includes information on ecotourism packages, airline tickets, and Brazilian hotels. Offers access to related Internet directories and search engines, a Brazilian city guide, and information on the company's tourist visa service. Links to other resources on travel and Brazil. Posts contact information for the headquarters in Miami, Florida, via street address, regular and toll-free telephone numbers, fax number, and e-mail. In English.
BRAZIL (http://www.lastfrontiers.com/brazil.htm)
Offers information on Brazil, designed for tourists and provided by Last Frontiers Ltd. Highlights the various regions and provides access to sample itineraries, photographs, and related sites. In English.
BRAZIL (http://www.brazil.com/)
Brazil.com provides information on Brazilian travel and tourism which includes accommodations, what to see and do, entertainment, history, customs, transportation, weather, national holidays, and travel essentials. Also includes a comprehensive hotel booking and travel planning for over 300 hotels located in Brazil. In English.
BRAZIL NATURE (http://www.brazilnature.com/ingles/indexp.html)
Brazil Nature presents information about Brazilian ecosystems which include the following areas: Amazon, Caatinga, Pantanal, Savannah (Cerrado), Pampas, Atlantic Forest, and Augustifolia Forest. Also includes general information on Brazilian ecotourism and related links. In English and Portuguese.
BRAZIL'S SITE E-MAGAZINE, PEOPLE AND PLACES (http://brazilsite.com/ingles/edit001/mirror.htm)
This Web site provides travel information on all the Brazilian states including photos, tourism, tourist attractions, ecological tourism, Brazilian Indians, cookery, fauna and flora, hand craft and gemstones. In English and Portuguese.
BRAZIL: CONSULAR INFORMATION SHEET (http://travel.state.gov/brazil.html)
The Bureau of Consular Affairs of the U.S. Department of State presents an October 9, 2001 consular information sheet for Brazil. The bureau includes information about entry requirements, safety, crime, criminal penalties, medical facilities, traffic safety, embassy and consulate locations, and more. In English.
BRAZIL: INTRODUCTION (http://www.interknowledge.com/brazil/)
This country profile of Brazil highlights the history, culture, and terrain of the country, as well as travel tips and descriptions of places of interest. InterKnowledge Corporation provides the information as part of its Geographia Travel Services resource. In English.
BRAZILMAX.COM : THE HIP GRINGO'S GUIDE TO BRAZIL (http://www.brazilmax.com)
BrazilMax is a travel website. This site focuses on what is called roots tourism: eco, cultural, historical, rural, adventure, mature and business. The aim is to help travelers(both genuine and virtual) better understand Brazilian society and culture and to offer an eclectic and unpredictable mix of content that will both satisfy and stimulate curiosity. This site features places, travel tips, breaking news, art, culture, music, food & drink, business and economy, carnival & festivals, sports & capoeira, ecology & outdoors, travel writing, image galleries, and "weird Brazil". In English and Portuguese.
COLUMBUS GUIDES: SOUTH AMERICA: BRAZIL (http://www.travel-guide.com/data/bra/bra.asp)
As part of the WorldTravelGuide.net online service, Columbus Publishing highlights the country of Brazil. Information about the government, history, visa requirements, money, public holidays, health care, transportation, hotel accommodations, tourist attractions, business, climate, and history of the country is available. An online map is provided. In English.
GLOBALHOTELNET: INTERNATIONAL DESTINATION GUIDES: BRAZIL (http://globalhotelnet.com/brazil.htm)
This Web site includes hotels, weather, tourist attractions, a country profile, history, maps, culture and travel, and information for business and leisure travelers. In English and Portuguese.
GRINGOES.COM (http://www.gringoes.com)
A comprehensive guide to Brazil for tourists and expatriates. Features information on Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and other major cities, tourism, travel, hotels, carnaval, visas, business, sports, entertainment, jobs, maps, beaches, photos, cinema, capoeira and services. In English.
LONELY PLANET DESTINATION: BRAZIL (http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/south_america/brazil/)
Features information and resources on the country of Brazil. Provides maps, slides, facts for travellers, travellers' reports, and a list of recommended reading. Contains information on the Brazilian environment, economy, money, attractions, and transportation. Describes the history and culture of the country. Links to the Lonely Planet home page. In English.
MY TRAVEL GUIDE: BRAZIL (http://www.mytravelguide.com/countries/brazil/)
MyTravelGuide is an Internet Travel Community that helps travelers plan their trip and share their travel experiences, photos and travelogues. Includes the following topics on Brazil: country overview and map, geography, people, government, economy, communications, accommodations, transportation, military, transnational issues, consular sheets, health, and photographs. In English.
TAKE A VIRTUAL TRIP TO BRAZIL (http://vivabrazil.com/)
Presents information on Brazil. Contains a history and a map of Brazil. Details the population of the country and offers information on its historical figures and its festivals. Provides information on various regions, including Amazonas, the Golden Coast, and the Southern area. Offers access to weather information, consulates, government agencies, travel tips, and maps. Links to photographic images, FAQ sections, and accommodation information. Most pages in English and Portuguese, and some French.
Cities
ANGRA DOS REIS (http://www.angra2000.com.br/english/index.htm)
Angra dos Reis is located an hour and a half from the city of Rio de Janeiro and is made up of 365 islands. This award winning site highlights a variety of tourist information: the city, how to get there, hotels, where to eat, beaches, hiking, tourist agencies, marinas & clubs, weather, car rentals, and nightlife. In English and Portuguese.
BUZIOS ON LINE: THE BUZIOS VIP GUIDE (http://www.buziosonline.com.br/indexe.htm)
Just 105 miles from Rio de Janeiro, is a small and sophisticated paradise. With more than 20 magnificent beaches and crystal-clear water, Buzios is a must when visiting Brazil. This Web site offers all sorts of information about Buzios such as beaches, leisure/sports, food & drink, nightlife, ecotourism, geography, health, helpful info., hotels/inns/condos, and a virtual tour which contains views and maps of Buzios. In English and Portuguese.
CEARA.COM.BR (http://www.ceara.com.br/)
This Web site presents all sorts of tourist information for the state of Ceará with an emphasis on the city of Fortaleza. Features general information on beaches, hotels and accommodations, geography, weather, maps, arts and crafts, folklore, local cuisine, and history. In Portuguese.
CIDADES ONLINE (http://www.uol.com.br/cidadesonline/)
Cidades Online is part of UOL (Universo Online). This Web site presents general and tourist information for 64 of Brazil's major cities. Through a pull-down menu the user can search all Brazilian cities from Aracaju to Vitoria or search by region (South, Southeast, Central-West, and Northeast). Topics covered for all cities are the following: Travel and Tourism, Entertainment, Culture, Economy, Services, and Weather. In Portuguese.
ECONOMIST.COM: CITIES GUIDE: SAO PAULO (http://www.economist.com/cities/citiesmain.cfm?city%5Fid=SAO)
Economist.com presents a city guide for Sao Paulo, Brazil. The guide covers hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, shopping, nightlife, insider tips, cheat sheet, news this month, a cultural calendar, history, facts and figures, suggested reading and surfing (on the Web), and weather forecasts for Sao Paulo. In English.
FORTALEZA SITE (http://www.fortalezasite.com/english/)
Fortaleza, the capital of the state of Ceará, possesses one of the largest and best equipped networks of hotels and restaurants in the North East Region of Brazil. The Jangada is a symbol of the city and lobster is one of its most typical dishes. This Web site is a complete tour agency which offers all types of tourist services for the foreign traveler to Fortaleza. It presents the following topics: Tourism, Beaches, Information About Brazil, Currency Converter, Map of Brazil, Travel Guides and Maps, An Introduction to Ceará and Fortaleza, Ceará's Beaches, Ubajara National Park, Arts and Crafts, Religious Sentiment, and an Information Table. In English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
GUIABH (GUIA BELO HORIZONTE) (http://www.guiabh.com.br/)
This city guide features information and resources on Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The guide discusses hotels & accomodations, tourist attractions, entertainment, culture, museums, galleries, festivals, nightlife, shopping, and restaurants. In Portuguese.
IGUAZU FALLS (http://gosouthamerica.about.com/cs/iguazufalls/)
No matter how you spell them - Iguazu Falls, Foz do Iguaçu Iguassu Falls - the falls are one of nature's wonders. On this site About.com presents links for tourists traveling to Iguazu Falls which include the following topics: geography, description, maps, background, accommodations, and sightseeing. In English.
RECIFE, PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL (http://gosouthamerica.about.com/library/blRecife.htm)
About.com presents general and tourist information on Recife, Brazil's fourth largest city and capital of the state of Pernambuco. This site contains links related to Recife such as history, maps, photos and descriptions, weather, hotels, culture, a virtual tour of Recife, cruises, shopping centers, flights, Guararapes International Airport, the trolleybuses of Recife, and a description of nearby attractions, including Olinda. In English.
SALVADOR DA BAHIA: SALVADOR'S OFFICIAL TOURIST SITE (http://www.emtursa.com.br/default%5Fi.htm)
Salvador's Offical Tourist Site presents extensive information on the following topics: the city, history, culture, weather, location map, tourism, accommodations, foods, carnval, and related links. In English and Portuguese.
SALVADOR, BAHIA (http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/%7Esergiok/brasil/salvador.html)
Presents information on Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia in Brazil. Contains photographs from the area. Offers information on the history of the area, the climate, religion, festivals, cuisine, beaches, sports, and city landmarks. Provides information on Salvador's culture, major businesses, the government, and institutions of higher learning. In English and Portuguese.
SÃO PAULO (http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/%7Esergiok/brasil/saopaulo.html)
Presents information on Sao Paulo, Brazil. Includes the history of the area, tourist attractions, and a map of the area. Discusses São Paulo night life, weather, restaurants, shopping, transportation, museums, sports, government, and landmarks. Provides information on institutions of higher learning and travel agencies in São Paulo. In English and Portuguese.
WWW.IPANEMA.COM: INSIDER'S GUIDE TO RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (http://ipanema.com/welcome.htm)
Award-winning insider's guide and a very comprehensive tourist guide to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. There are lists of places to go, things to do and see, tips on how to save money, keep safe, avoid the pitfalls, and everything you need to have a great time in Rio. There is also more basic information about topics like language, people, customs, visas, how to pack right, and much more. Find out where to eat, stay, party, find romance, adventure, whatever you may be looking for. Don't miss Pictours of Rio, pictorial tours around the city with hundreds of original photos. Take advantage of travel services offered online. They include hotel reservations with special low rates, guided city tours, car rental, discount airfare, trips off-Rio, and all-inclusive packages to popular travel destinations in Brazil. All of the sections are available in English, and many also in German and Portuguese.
Regions
AMAZONIA: TURISMO (http://www.amazonia.com.br/canais/turismo%5Fnovo/)
Amazonia is the Brazilian Amazon Region which includes the following states: Acre, Amazonas, Amapa, Para, Tocantins, Rondonia, and Roraima. This Web site is the tourist section of the Portal to Amazonia and features important resources for the traveler to the Brazilian Amazon River Region such as history, culture and traditions, tourist attractions, cuisine, ecotourism, jungle lodges, tourist attraction of the month, calendar of events, and news. In Portuguese.
BRAZIL: NORTH REGION (http://www.terravista.pt/Enseada/1347/en_north.htm)
The North Region of Brazil includes the states of Acre, Amazonas, Amapa, Para, Rondonia, Roraima, and Tocantins. This site includes general on the region such as topography, vegetation, climate, population, economy, tourism, and roads and transportation. Also contains many links related to the state governments, cities, companies, and tourism in the North Region. In English with most links in Portuguese only.
BRAZIL: NORTHEAST REGION (http://www.terravista.pt/Enseada/1347/en_northeast.htm)
The Northeastern states of Brazil include the following nine states: Alagoas, Bahia, Ceara, Maranhao, Paraiba, Pernambuco, Piaui, Rio Grande do Norte, and Sergipe. This Web site highlights the geography and economy of the Northeast and presents general information on the region. Contains a number of links related to tourism in the cities and states of the Northeast. In English with most links in Portuguese only.
BRAZIL: SOUTH REGION (http://www.terravista.pt/Enseada/1347/en_south.htm)
The South Region is the smallest of the five Brazilian regions and includes the states of Parana, Santa Catarina, and Rio Grande do Sul. This page contains many links related to tourism in the region as well as the homepages of the states and cities of Southern Brazil. In English with some links in Portuguese only.
BRAZIL: SOUTHEAST REGION (http://www.terravista.pt/Enseada/1347/en_southeast.htm)
The Southeast Region (Espirito Santo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and Sao Paulo)represents 10.85% of Brazil's territory and, according to the Year 2000 Demographic Census, it makes up 42.63 % of the Brazilian population. This page features the history, geography, population, and economy of the region with many links to homepages of the states and cities of the Southeast. In English with some links in Portuguese only.
Sports
SPORTS IN BRAZIL (http://purl.oclc.org/corc/system/Pathfinder/4085:xid=LCP)
Because of the number of sites, we have organized sports in Brazil under a separate pathfinder. This link will take you to that file.
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