Brazil

Brazil is the largest country in South and Latin America. The rainforests, beaches and amazing rivers make Brazil the perfect destination to enjoy activities in the subtropical climate. Brazil is infamous for being home to the Amazon rainforest and having the second longest river in the world. With so much culture and tradition to embrace, enjoy one of the largest carnivals in the world, the Rio Carnival, with over 2 million people in attendance. The culture derives from Portuguese, indigenous and African traditions. Diversity and inclusivity are an integral part of the Brazilian community with influences from Western European countries such as Italy, Germany and Spain. This is reflected through the multiple languages spoken, their range of Latin and Afro-Latin music, dance and cuisine. Most of the population identifies as Roman Catholic, with Catholicism being the dominant religion. One of the most popular and remarkable monuments in Brazil is its Christ the Redeemer statue of Jesus, which has become a favorite site for tourists.

Brazil celebrates its culture and community by hosting several iconic festivals, embracing traditional Brazilian customs. The beauty and excitement of these celebrations, the artwork and talent produced by the residents of Brazil, make Brazil a top destination for tourists. Aside from experiencing festivals, there are a number of activities to explore in Brazil, such as visiting famous landmarks and green spaces, enjoying the beauty of the Amazon rainforest, experiencing the breathtaking view if the city by taking the cable car up to Sugarloaf Mountain, admiring the Iguazu Falls and making new friends and memories in the vibrant and bustling streets of Brazil.