The reasons to visit RIO are endless, but there is more to love about Brazil that extend beyond RIO’s city limits. Read on for 8 places OUTSIDE of RIO that you won’t want to miss!
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/tommcloughlin/8-places-to-visit-in-braz_b_12217118.html
On October 8 and 9, Festival LivMundi events will be spaced throughout Jardim Botânico, Lage, Praça Santos Dumont and Espaço Nirvana, providing sustainability education and providing tips on how to live simpler and healthier. The festival will include yoga classes and an organic fair in addition to seminars, speeches and workshops. Read on for details!
The highly anticipated Metro Line 4 in RIO opened to the September 19 with extended hours of 6:00am to 9:00pm. Previously, the line was restricted to ticketholders for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read on for details!
http://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-real-estate/metro-line-4-opens-to-public-on-sept-19th/#
The RIO 2016 Paralympics Games have come to an end, but the spirit of the games live on. Enjoy this touching look back on the games that inspired the world:
https://www.rio2016.com/newsletter/cms/pre-paralympic-gt/0918_encerramento_en_v1.html
On Sunday, Brazil ended a 1,192 day stretch of hosting “mega-sports” events. From the Confederations Cup to the Paralympics, our eyes have been focused on Brazil. Read on about the high and lows of all this attention.
Let’s take a moment to travel back to the epic excitement of the 2016 Olympic Games in RIO. Treat yourself to 39 of the most REMARKABLE photos from the Games!
You’ve had a moment to catch your breath after the 2016 Olympic Games in RIO. Now get ready for more action–RIO Paralympics 2016 is scheduled to start in less than one week! For information on how to watch and dates for key events, read on:
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/rio-paralympics-2016-when-do-games-start-everything-you-need-know-1578751
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Media coverage of Brazil in anticipation of the 2016 Olympic Games could often be categorized as critical. Today’s featured article highlights the Brazil “beyond the Olympics” with a more wholesome view of the country:
http://www.startribune.com/understanding-the-brazil-beyond-the-olympics/391460571/
If you were wondering how many confirmed cases of Zika Virus infections from the 2016 Olympic Games in RIO there were…the answer is none. Read on for more on why athletes and tourists who avoided the Games, missed out on all the fun when there may have been little to worry about:
Despite what the naysayers want to believe, today’s article explains why the RIO Olympics have had a positive impact on the city.
