Last-minute packing might not be a deal breaker for your next trip to Rio, but we strongly discourage putting off health considerations for the last minute. Read on for 6 health tips to keep in mind when planning your next trip to the Marvelous City:
SIX HEALTH TIPS FOR FOREIGNERS VISITING RIO DE JANEIRO
Today’s featured article promises to deliver the pulse of Rio de Janeiro in the form of the 20 best things to do in the Marvelous City. You’ll recognize a few popular spots. But you’ll also be pleasantly surprised with a few unfamiliar gems Rio has to offer:
20 BEST THINGS TO DO IN RIO DE JANEIRO
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If one of your New Year’s resolutions isn’t to watch the sun setting in Rio in 2019, it should be. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Read on for five great locations to experience the Rio sunset:
VISITING FIVE GREAT LOCATIONS TO WATCH THE SUNSET IN RIO
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This impressive list of free activities to enjoy during Rio’s holiday (and summer) season defies the saying: ‘You get what you pay for’. Read on:
A GUIDE TO FREE ACTIVITIES IN RIO THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
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Copacabana Beach is preparing an epic celebration of the New Year. Expecting around 2 million revelers, the event will feature a special, fourteen-minute fireworks display and ten hours of live music:
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From fireworks to live concerts, today’s featured post gives you five different ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve, or ‘Réveillon’, in Rio. Party for twelve hours surrounded by pieces of modern art. Or settle in for an evening of disco and fireworks in a resort atmosphere. No matter your budget or celebration style, there’s a great option for you to bring in the New Year!
FIVE GREAT PLACES TO CELEBRATE NEW YEARS EVE IN RIO DE JANEIRO
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If you’re expecting snow while celebrating Christmas in Rio (which falls at the height of Brazilian summer), you will be disappointed. However Rio offers so much more to get you into the holiday spirit. Read on for different ways to celebrate Christmas this year in the Cidade Maravilhosa:
CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS 2018 IN RIO DE JANEIRO
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After 21 years of operating one of the largest organized crime factions in Brazil, one cartel saw it all disappear in one year. Read on to learn about the rise and fall of the Amigos dos Amigos, or Friend of Friends:
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On Saturday, Rio’s famous Floating Christmas tree was lit for the first time after a two-year absence from the city’s holiday festivities. Graced with more than two million lights, the tree will be lit each evening through January 6th:
FLOATING CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS UP RIO’S NIGHT SKY
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