As a Coastal City in the State of Rio de Janeiro , Paraty (in Portuguese, instead of an “y” it is spelled with an “i”), is popular because of its beauty associated with its mountains and Ocean. But that’s not all it is famous for. Paraty has a rich history, including its use as a port for the gold that came from Minas Gerais ( State in Brazil ), in the early to mid 1700’s. In the early 1800’s, the gold was running out and an upgraded rail road system made other routes to more preferable port cities. These events basically took Paraty off the map for a good 150 years.In the 1970’s a paved road was built from Rio de Janeiro to Santos , ( City in Sao Paulo ), which began a flurry of new activity around and in Paraty. Since then the city has grown from what was primarily a fishing and agricultural area to a major tourism force. However it is important to point out that while many people visit Paraty, it has preserved much of its historical appearance. Much of its architecture dates back 250 years ago; it has cobble stone streets, an old colonial – style fort, historical churches, old colonial houses ( which in many cases have been converted to quaint little shops and restaurants). Paraty is also well renowned for its avid participation in most Brazilian holidays and Festivals. Perhaps the most famous of which is the Literary Festival.

If you like tropical Islands and beautiful Brazilian Beach scenes, you’re in luck– the mountains just beside Paraty is the place you’re looking for. It has about 65 Islands just waiting for you to experience; you’ll have to come back for a long second visit to even come close to seeing all the beaches and Islands Paraty offers. Experience Luxury tours and stay in a high class hotel if you like. Paraty would be a great place for a Romantic Honeymoon in Brazil- either a first or second (or even a third). Paraty certainly has Luxury Hotels that have comfort with a capital “C”. With all these beaches, Festivals, history, and legends of gold and precious gems, the questions is not why Paraty? It is why not Paraty?

WHY BRAZIL ?

Because Brazil is the country that gave birth to carnival, the dazzling costumes and glorious beaches of Rio de Janeiro, will allure you to the rhythm of the Samba. The mix of colors shows Brazil’s great diversity. It has a hospitable spirit unequalled anywhere else in the world. The country of Soccer, good food, exotic beaches, rainforest, waterfalls, and many other topics make Brazil come together and the ideal destination for those who wish to be well received and treated as if at home. This is a place where many people leave their hearts.

Indubitably it is an ideal destination for travelers that deserve a very luxury custom program, service and money wise tour provider. It’s obvious that so many costumes arrive home already day dreaming of returning.

Brazil is a unique mix of races, Breath – taking Mountains, Amazing wild life, and a great pleasure. Come and get a glimpse of Brazil rich biodiversity. Those who come, fall in love.

Large International Hotels and good quality of service area way of life. Growing numbers of tourists are coming to Brazil, and in the last 5 years the number has grown 10 % and continues.

From Amazon to Iguassu Falls it’s a fantastic scene with beautiful views of cities, Unbelievable forest and happy and smiling people. From the big cities to the little ones, you arealways going to find many magic spots and a reason to come back to a paradise named Brazil.

The beauty and excitement of Brazil is vast, but for those who do not have months to explore her riches, we have selected several gems that will give you a wonderful experience of the best Brazil has to offer.

Buzios – What was once a quaint fisherman’s village is now an international hotspot for tourism. Buzios attained international attention when the renowned actress, Brigitte Bardot began to frequent the sultry peninsular paradise.

Rio de Janeiro – O Rio, Rio how lovely art thou, Rio! Rio de Janeiro is without a doubt one of the most popularly visited spots worldwide. If you think about it, it really has it all—the mountains, beaches, Arts, museums, sophisticated and bargain shopping facilities of all kinds, historical sites, red hot night life, and the list goes on forever.

Sao Paulo – The third largest city in the world and the financial center of Brazil, Make Sao Paulo a very special place for Business and Tourism. When you think of the largest world cities, Sao Paulo ranks highly on the list. It is home to 19 million people, including vast numbers of Lebanese, Japanese, and Italian immigrants.

Salvador – The name means savior and was actually the first capital of Brazil ( the current Brazilian capital is of Course Brasilia ). Salvador is the capital of the enormous state of Bahia. This quaint yet prodigious city is the site of colonial style houses and beautiful old catholic churches.

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The Brazilian authorities are concluding the contractual conditions and the formal procedures for the construction of the Brazilian high-speed train connection (TAV), that will connect Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo and Campinas. The procedure should grant the project to the best proposal in terms of quality x price. Terms and conditions shall be published by September 2009 and the interested parties will have to deliver their proposals by December. Brazil expects to announce the winning company/consortium by the second semester of 2010. The train connection must be fully operational by early 2014.

To whom it may concern, the initial evaluations made on the construction costs and return yields of the first Brazilian high-speed train is available at http://www.tavbrasil.gov.br (only in Portuguese).

According to the Annual Survey of the Global Language Monitor (GLM) , the North-American organization that documents, analyzes and tracks trends in language the world over, with a particular emphasis upon English, São Paulo is ranked on the eighth position on the published articles (printed and internet) about the international fashion world. Among the top ten (from thirty) of the GLM list, were Milano, New York, Paris, Rome, London, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, São Paulo, Sydney and Las Vegas.

According  to  Caio  Luiz  de  Carvalho,  president  of  the  Tourism  Board  of  the  City  of São Paulo  (SPTuris)  and  former  president  of  EMBRATUR,  this  reflects  the  quality  of the  work being  done. “This  achievement  crowns  an  excellent  design  developed  in  São Paulo.  Our  objective  is to  motivate  more  and  more  creative  economical  activities  and  further  explore  the  city talent.  This  is  our  most  important  asset” (…)  “By  doing  so,  we  will  be  able  to  see  more  frequently  the  rise  of  people  such  as  Paulo Borges,  who  started  here  and  believe  in  the potentialities  of  São Paulo”,  stated  Caio  de  Carvalho,  referring  to  the  founder  of  the  São  Paulo  Fashion  Week (SPFW).

is held twice a year at Ibirapuera Park Convention Center, in São Paulo. It began in 1996, when the event was known as Morumbi Fashion Brazil. The event got its current name in January 2001. Today, it’s the most important fashion show in Latin America and appears among the major fashion weeks in the world. It happens twice a year – in January, featuring the fall collection, and in June, with the spring collection.