I see this as an excellent way to continue improving my Portuguese and to make connections with Brazilians and foreigners traveling there for business. Any suggestions? I have a B.A. in I...
Hi I am planning to go to Brazil, rio de janeiro. But am not sure what to expect so I would like to ask someone who lives there what i is like and what I should be prepared for and watch out ...
What should i take with me?
Which city/cities should i visit (Iam interested in Recife)?
How much does renting a 2 bed room furnitured aprtment in a good place for one month will cost?
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I am 26 year old student in USA. I am graduating school next year. I don't have any credit scores yet, but I want to buy a beach front home in Brazil. How do I finance it? How do I become a B...
I am obsessed with the idea of moving to Fortaleza, Ceara, em Brasil!!!! I live in the United States and absolutely hate it here. I know it may not be better in Brazil, but that's not the point. ...
I traveled with a group to Natal for a weekend. We heard it was the "Shrimp Capital of the World" so of course we had to eat some...which wasnt hard being that it is on every menu.
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Me and my soon to be husband will be going to Brazil for our honeymoon in may. We will have time to visit 2 cities, one Rio of course. Were having a hard time deciding which other one we should go ...
I always been intrested and seeing how another countrie cellebrates New Years eve, Is their more fireworks on New Years Eve in Rio (Copacabana) or during Carnival I want to go to whatever event has ...
It is awesome for tourism. If you have lots of money it's a great place to live (like anywhere). If you need to get a job you should know that the economy over there is based on tourism and fishing, nothing else.
Quindim98
Porto Seguro is a tourist destination. It's the first place that Pedro Alvares Cabral, the man who "discovered" Brazil, set foot on Brazilian land.
If you work with tourism, it is probably a good place to live.
Mondaychild
Porto Seguro is a touristic beach place in the state of Bahia, not a big city. I guess work there is basically connected with tourism. It's a casual small village with very beautiful beaches and all sorts of accommodations; from very plain to very sophisticated. In summer time it gets hundreds of tourist, but now we are heading into winter.There's another village near by called Trancoso, also very nice.
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