1. Brasil

2. Brasil Basics Capital : Brasilia Population : 194 million
Language : Portuguese
Currency : Real
Religion : Mainly catholic
How to get there
Brasil has the best international flight connectivity of South America, over 160 daily flights coming from all the major cities of the world.
Places of interest
Rio de Janeiro, Iguassu Falls, Amazon, Sao Paulo, Salvador,
Lodging
If you're wondering where to stay in Brazil, there is plenty to offer, accommodation suits every imaginable need and lifestyle. From all-inclusive Brazil beach resorts, luxury jungle lodges, 5 star hotels and holiday rentals, to guesthouses & lodgings. The variety is as good as any tourist destination worldwide

3. Brasil What to do Incentive Project Meetings Conferences
Special events
Venue finding
Groups and FITs
Social program design
Event production
Staff provider
Accommodation management
Transport management
Rio and Bahia specialize in antiques and jewelry.
Fashions and antiques, crystal and pottery are a specialty of São Paulo.
The best entertainment occurs in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
Theme parties like Carnival party, gaucho party, Bahia party, around Brazil party, Amazonian party, beach party, colonial Brazil party, and many other options.

4. Some Ideas
Beach Party Boat cruise on the famous Sepetiba bay with stop at a exclusive private island for a relaxing and yet active day with local sports, BBQ and Samba dancers.
Rainforest Survival Experience with the help of Brazilian army the technics of jungle survival skills.
Carnival Create your own Samba school and perform at famous Rio Samba dome.
Colonial Night Discover the glamor of Brazil colonial times, when Rio was the capital of the Portuguese kingdom.
Photo Rally Photos from the beginning of last century has to be reproduced as it is on our present days. Challenge your senses.
Rio Sports Center Discover Rios beach culture and body cult mingled with local people.
Caipirinha Experience A local fruit market, some pocket money and adventure spirit.

5. Why Brasil?
Whether you consider it a one or multicenter destination, you will always find wonderful warm people.
Direct an daily flights from all over the world by several carriers.
Great weather and a magical aura that makes it simply incomparable. Brazil’s attractions extend from enchanting, frozen-in-time colonial towns to dramatic landscapes of red-rock canyons, thundering waterfalls and idyllic tropical islands.
Exotic and multicultural.
Excellent infrastructure.
You feel that the customer service is a pleasure.

6. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Rio Galeão International Airport
New infrastructure and technology improvements.
New section (1km long) of Terminal 2 is equipped with 26 additional boarding bridges, giving Galeão the most of any airport in South America
68 new check-in desks and expanded parking facilities
Doubled and modernized Terminal 2’s duty-free shopping area . One hundred new stores and restaurants.
First airport in South America to offer its own indoor navigation app, called RIOgaleão

7. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Olympic Park – Barra da Tijuca
Known as the heart of the Rio 2016 Games, is the city’s main competition hub.
Covers an area of 1.18 million square metres, where 16 Olympic events will be held (basketball, track cycling, artistic gymnastics, trampoline gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, handball, judo, wrestling, synchronised swimming, swimming, water polo, diving, taekwondo, fencing and tennis)
After the Games, the Olympic Park will become a wide sport and educational complex available for students of the municipal network and high performance athletes.

8. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Revitalization of Wonder Port
Porto Maravilha (“Wonder Port”) project Revitalizes the urban area while it preserves the history of this region.
Museum of Tomorrow
The new museum in the Port Zone studies the future of the world and presents possibilities for transformations.
Rio Art Museum
The old palace hosts the museum’s exhibition rooms. The neighboring building is the space for the School of the View (Escola do Olhar)

9. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Renewed Marina da Gloria
The venue has been expanded and modernised, complete with new leisure facilities, and is now integrated with the neighbouring Flamengo Park.
The number of berths in the water has gone from 140 to 415 and the number of dry stacks has increased from 70 to 240.
The marina’s jetties have been redesigned and a modern pavilion for athletes has been completed.
A car park with space for 470 cars has been built and security for the boats has been improved.
The marina’s waterfront boardwalk, which used to be accessible only to boat owners, is now open to the public and will be connected to the Flamengo Park .

10. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
First Public Golf Course in Brazil!
The world-class golf course sits a few miles from Rio de Janeiro’s Barra beachfront.
It took seven years to build this project.
The Olympic Golf Course will be Brazil’s first public golf course once the Games end, and organizers plan to create youth-development academies.

11. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas
With Christ the Redeemer looking down from the nearby Corcovado mountain, Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas is one of the city's most beautiful locations.
The lagoon will hosted Rio 2016 rowing and canoe sprint events, and has had a new finish tower installed.
LAGOON: restaurants, cinema, bars, concert hall and integrated bike path to the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon. Cariocas gained a new center of gastronomy , sport, leisure, culture and entertainment in one place.

12. Rio reloaded for the Olympics!!
Brand new Hotels!!
Hotel Capacity increased 37% mostly in Barra da Tijuca area.
Some examples of new hotels:
Hilton hotel
Grand Hyatt Hotel and Residence
Trump Hotel
Three new hotels from the Windsor chain
Pestana Hotel Barra
Blue Tree Hotel
Three Best Western Fashion hotels
YOO2 Hotel
Marriott (Residence Inn, Courtyard y AC Hotels)
Hotel Prodigy (Santos Dumont Airport)