AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoCruise Boost for Brazil: Brazil’s tourism ministry says the upcoming cruise season could start earlier thanks to Corazul Cruceros, potentially bringing forward its debut by 45 days and extending the season by up to 30 days in early 2027—adding capacity for about 30,000 more guests, with homeports including Paranaguá and Balneário Camboriú and a target of 800,000+ passengers. Afro-Brazil Heritage Tourism: Brasil DNA launched an international initiative spotlighting Afro-Brazilian heritage travel, linking music, gastronomy, spirituality, craftsmanship, festivals, and quilombola community experiences to growing demand for culturally immersive trips. Nature & Adventure Itinerary Ideas: A new guide highlights eight adventure-focused destinations across Brazil—from Lençóis Maranhenses dunes and lagoons to Amazon river and jungle experiences—plus the best booking months. Environmental Spotlight in Rio: The Estação 67 “Sepetiba in Scenes” soiree used film and community programming to spotlight degradation of Sepetiba Bay and its pollution impacts. Food-First Brazil Travel: A travel specialist shares where to eat across Brazil, emphasizing São Paulo’s food scene, Rio and Serra Fluminense flavors, and regional staples like river fish and Bahian cacao and crab.
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