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1. Rio de Janeiro: Brazil’s City of Contrasts Rio de Janeiro is a city of contrasts, with its stunning white sand beaches, iconic landmarks, and colorful favelas. It’s a place of great beauty, but also one of great poverty. Rio is home to 6.3 million people, and almost a third live in favelas, or slums. The city is divided by income, with favelas located in the hills and wealthier neighborhoods on the coast. Despite the poverty and inequality, Rio is also a vibrant city, with festivals, music and culture that draw millions of tourists each year. From the annual Carnival to the Olympic Games, Rio has something for everyone. 2. Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas and the Struggle for Survival Rio de Janeiro’s favelas are some of the poorest areas in the city and are home to almost a third of its population. Living conditions are often harsh, with inadequate housing, access to water and sanitation, and basic healthcare. These communities are often overlooked by the government, and struggle to survive. Many are left to fend for themselves, relying on the
In the first half of 2025 (January to June), Dubai welcome 9.88 million international overnight visitors – a 6% increase over the same period in 2024, according to data published by the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). That jump in visitation is being attributed to Dubai’s evolving destination offering, driven by impactful public-private…more ›
Florida’s milkshake scene has exploded into a colorful playground of over-the-top creations that taste as amazing as they look. From towering treats topped with entire cakes to theatrical presentations complete with smoke effects, the Sunshine State serves up some seriously photogenic shakes. Social media has transformed these sweet sips into edible art pieces that beg […]
Article - Marriott Seattle Waterfront Hotel Sold for $145 Million - Braemar Hotels & Resorts Inc. (NYSE: BHR) today announced that it has closed on the previously announced sale of the 369-room Marriott Seattle Waterfront in Seattle for $145 million ($393,000 per key).
Article - The Fragility of Tourism Destinations and the Importance of a Resilient Mix - By Diego Rodriguez - The tourism sector, recognized as one of the most dynamic industries, is also highly vulnerable to economic, political, and social shifts. It faces an ongoing challenge – the fragility of destinations during periods of crisis.
The tourism sector, recognized as one of the most dynamic industries, is also highly vulnerable to economic, political, and social shifts. It faces an ongoing challenge – the fragility of destinations during periods of crisis.