AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBrazil Aviation: Brazil’s Total Linhas Aéreas has reportedly lost its Air Operator’s Certificate, with authorities suspending the carrier’s operations—an abrupt hit for charter and cargo travelers linked to the Brasilia-based airline. New Europe Route: GOL is set to fly nonstop between Rio de Janeiro (Galeão) and Lisbon starting Sept. 16, marking its first scheduled Europe service, with four weekly flights at launch and a fifth added from Nov. 24. Airport Concessions Update: Brazil’s airport privatization push is entering a demand-focused phase, shifting from building upgrades to boosting passenger growth and attracting investment in regional aviation. Travel Policy Watch: Brazil has introduced digital temporary visas for travelers from visa-exempt countries, aiming to streamline entry for short stays. Tourism & Food: Lula and DiCaprio discussed climate and Amazon protection in Brazil, while global food prices climbed to the highest level since late 2022—both factors that can shape travel costs and planning. Legal Climate: Brazil’s Supreme Court faces a rare internal showdown between justices, a reminder that political uncertainty can ripple into travel and business confidence.
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