Brazil: The Don'ts of Brazil
Visiting Brazil is an incredible tourist experience. Whether you are heading to Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo for work, or Manaus to the Amazon there are a few things every traveler, tourists, and vacationer should know. Here we go over some of the tourist don'ts of visiting Brazil.
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Brazilians are the friendliest, happiest people in the world! Things you need to know to understand the people: fun facts that will shock tourists when they visit Brazil.
Brazilians love dancing, being on the beach, party all night ... and kissing. Brazilian girls are beautiful and easy to talk to. Here are some cultural differences and things that may surprise travelers meeting or dating a Brazilian.
Do you need to speak Portuguese to meet and understand Brazilians? Why Rio de Janeiro is one of the world's best cities and how to understand Brazilian culture.
What to see as a tourist and the best places in Rio to visit, including Copacabana and Ipanema beach. And safety: Is Brazil safe for tourists and how dangerous is Rio to visit? Can you drink alcohol, is it safe for women, backpacking and solo travel?
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0:00 What's special about them?
1:52 Kissing, happiness & religion
3:42 Never in time
5:22 Beautiful and proud
6:09 How to meet Brazilians
9:46 Food & street party
12:10 Nightlife
13:48 Conclusion
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Os brasileiros são as pessoas mais amigáveis e felizes do mundo! Coisas que você precisa saber para entender as pessoas: curiosidades que vão chocar os turistas que visitam o Brasil.
Os brasileiros adoram dançar, estar na praia, festejar a noite toda... e beijar. Aqui estão algumas diferenças e traços culturais que podem surpreender os viajantes que conhecem ou namoram um brasileiro.
Você precisa falar português para conhecer e entender os brasileiros? Por que o Rio é uma das melhores cidades do mundo e como entender a cultura brasileira.
O que ver como turista e os melhores lugares do Rio para visitar, incluindo Copacabana e praia de Ipanema. E segurança: o Brasil é seguro para os turistas e quão perigoso é visitar o Rio? Você pode beber álcool, é seguro para mulheres, mochila e viagens solo?
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¡Los brasileños son las personas más amigables y felices del mundo! Cosas que necesita saber para entender a la gente: datos divertidos que sorprenderán a los turistas cuando visiten Brasil.
A los brasileños les encanta bailar, estar en la playa, salir de fiesta toda la noche... y besarse. Aquí hay algunas diferencias culturales y rasgos que pueden sorprender a los viajeros que se encuentran o salen con un brasileño.
¿Necesita hablar portugués para conocer y entender a los brasileños? Por qué Río de Janeiro es una de las mejores ciudades del mundo y cómo entender la cultura brasileña.
Qué ver como turista y los mejores lugares de Río para visitar, incluidas las playas de Copacabana e Ipanema. Y seguridad: ¿Brasil es seguro para los turistas y qué tan peligroso es visitar Río? ¿Se puede beber alcohol? ¿Es seguro para las mujeres, los mochileros y los viajes en solitario?
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Brazil: What Tourists Should Know about Brazil
Hey there fellow travelers, today we are looking at the country of Brazil. We have tourist information on visiting Brazil looking at the food of Brazil, the language of Brazil, the safety concerns of visiting Brazil, some tips to help you visit Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, the northeast or more of Brazil. We want to help you get the most out of visiting Brazil.
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10 Things Not to Do in Brazil - Part 2
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So you’ve already decided your next holiday destination; Brazil!!! Music, carnivals, beaches, fun fun fun in the sun sun sun!!! Yeah! But now we're going to remind you of some things NOT to do while you're there!
1) Don't Forget Your Shots
No, we’re not talking about vodka shots. We’re talking vaccinations. The Ministry of Health recommends that before travelling to South America you should make sure you’ve had recent Flu, Measles, Rubella, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Yellow fever jabs. Better safe than sorry...
2) Don't Worry About Driving
You can rent a car and drive as much as you want with your home driving license, but only for 180 days. If you expect to spend more time in Brazil you'll need to obtain a Brazilian driver’s license.
3) Don't Forget Your Visa
Up until June, Americans, Australians and citizens of Japan could not travel to Brazil without a visa. That’s changed now, but it’s always a good idea to check beforehand. A visa has to be obtained at least seven working days prior to travelling to Brazil.
4) Don't Forget Brazilian Food
Don't be one of those guys who goes straight to the nearest McDonalds. Brazilian food is so amazing you're gonna flip out. There are many things to try: Moqueca, Pão de queijo, Quindim, Açaí, Feijoada… Dish-liscious.
5) Swim At Your Own Risk!
Some waters are polluted and can be a health risk to swim in. In other regions there are strong waves and currents, not to mention dangerous animals. Recife has a large population of bull sharks. So if you want to bathe, best ask someone first.
6) Don’t Wander into the Wilderness
Sure, there are some national parks like Tijuca, that don’t require a guide, but if you go to the Pantanal of the Amazonian Rainforest, you’ll want to hire a qualified guide!
7) Don't Flash Your Cash
Just like many other countries around the world, flashing your valuables is never a good idea. Unless of course your tired of that expensive watch you’re wearing, or fancy camera. They could vanish fairly quickly.
8) Don’t Visit All of the Favelas
Sure the favelas are an integral part of Brazil but take into account that not all of them are safe to visit. Vidigal in Rio de Janeiro may be safe, but you better forget about the rest unless you know a trusted local that will show you around.
9) Don't Lose Your Patience
In Brazil, time works at a different pace. Don't expect things to be punctual, be prepared to wait 20 or 30 minutes at least. Breath in, read a newspaper or listen to some music, but try to keep your patience.
10) Don't Lose Your Consumption Card
Some bars and nightclubs use a consumption-card system, where they take note of your food and drinks, and you'll have to show it at the end of the night. If you lose it, you'll have to pay a fine, so keep an eye on it.
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Number 7 is life changing! The question almost every single Brazilian asks us is “What are you doing here!?” In this video we will be answering this question.
1. Brazil is the most beautiful country in the world.
2. Brazilian people are wonderful.
3. Kids are bilingual. Research shows that learning a second language boosts problem-solving, critical-thinking, and listening skills, in addition to improving memory, concentration, and the ability to multitask. Children proficient in other languages also show signs of enhanced creativity and mental flexibility.
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Some people say the biggest concern they have about coming to Brazil is about Safety. When they talk about travel to Brazil specially big cities like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro they first think: is Brazil Safe? What can I do to be Safe in Brazil? Or What is dangerous about travelling in Brazil? So in this video I´m gonna give 10 safety tips to travel to Brazil!
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10 Things No One Told You Before Coming to Brazil
Brazil has long been associated with exotic images. That is why you would find it on many people’s bucket lists. However, reports of drug-related and other kinds of criminality have not escaped the attention of international media. Consequently, travelers are left perplexed. They are attracted on one hand by the fun and exotic views and picturesque of the tropical location. On the other hand, they are worried about being victimized in a hazardous country. For that reason, most tourists are uncertain as to what they should or shouldn't do while in Brazil. They probably were not told the real dos and don’ts will make them enjoy the country. Here are 10 things no one told you before coming to Brazil.
1. Don’t be too trusting. Many people would try to take advantage of good-natured tourists
As one of the least safe countries in South America, Brazil has a horrible reputation for violence, crime, and the large number of murders committed there. Although these numbers are accurate in certain cases, the truth behind them is connected to do the illegal operations of gangs that are based far away from tourist sites.
Brazil is generally safe for travelers and tourists. Of course, there are reports of non-violent pickpocketing or muggings. However, in the vast majority of cases, tourists don’t have to worry about these. Still, you may not be advised to take preventive measures in major urban areas like Salvador, Recife, and Rio de Janeiro. Meanwhile, you need to do this and secure your belongings.
2. Always carry your photo ID
Most credit card companies recommend that IDs should be checked. Though most retailers don’t ask, you will still be using your credit cards a lot. I would predict that one in every twenty retailers will want to see your ID before accepting your credit card. The fact that you will be carrying a xerox copy of your passport should make this an insignificant issue. Also, if you intend to obtain a Brazilian SIM card for your cell phone, you will be required to provide identification.
3. Don’t shy away from new foods.
Recipes abound in Brazil and much of it seems strange to foreigners. Yet, almost all of it is delicious. Slaves brought from Africa, indigenous peoples, Europeans, South Americans, and Asian countries have all had a significant impact on Brazilian cuisine since the Portuguese colonization of the country in the 16th century. Following the abolition of the slave trade, Brazil began recruiting Europeans and Japanese immigrants to work on the coffee plantations. Today, Brazil is home to the world's biggest group of Japanese descendants outside of Japan numbering over 1.6 million.
Although many people are unfamiliar with the Portuguese language, Brazilian cuisine is sure to delight everyone. Brazilian cuisine has become both accessible and acceptable to a wide range of palates because it combines rich ingredients and diverse cultural influences. To outsiders, it may initially appear a little strange, but they are simply incredible.
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In this video I talk about culture things here in brazil that you should know before you come. Brazil is an amazing country, its very diverse culturally and there are things here that might be different for you, things you may not understand. So in this video I break down some cultural things that I have seen since I first came to Brazil. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Visit Brazil - 5 Tips for Visiting Brazil
Heading to Brazil and Want to Make Sure You Have the Best Experience Possible? Here are 5 little travel tips to help tourists, travelers and vacationers heading to Brazil.
#1. Brazil is More Than Just Rio de Janeiro - yes the beaches and Christ of Rio are well worth visiting, but Brazil has so much to offer from the Rainforest in the Amazon, to the Beaches of the Northeast to the Pantanal to the mega city of Sao Paulo there is so much to see, so explore more than just Rio.
2. Eat Regional Dishes: everywhere you go you will find regional amazing food in Brazil so explore the local cuisine as well as the more traditional Brazilian fair.
3. Be Smart & Dress the Part - Brazil has security issues so be smart when traveling around the country. It is not as bad as the media makes it out to be but there are issues. So be smart when traveling around and dress the part, don't show bling or any wealth to help you avoid any problems.
4. Pack Your Patience - Brazilian time is a bit different than other times around the world so make sure you have lots of patience when you need something done.
5. Be Ready for the Brazilianisms: Brazil has their own way of life and own way of doing things so be ready for electric showers, crazy parades and fun and laughs.
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Is Brazil safe? Should I be worried when I visit brazil? I have heard Rio de Janeiro can be dangerous, is it true? Here we discuss safety while traveling in Brazil. Be smart like any where else in the world and you should be just fine.
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In this video, I briefly touch on some important things to you should know if you plan on coming to Brazil. I hope you all enjoy the video, please leave a like and a comment.
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5 Things You Need to do Before Your Trip to Brazil
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