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Articles tagged “brazil”

Tourism

Visa Delays Hurt U.S. Tourism Marketing

U.S. destinations want more first-time tourists, but they don't want to waste their time and money on those that have no hope of getting a visa in a reasonable amount of time.

Visa Delays Hurt U.S. Tourism Marketing

Travel Agents

Brazil’s Top Travel Agency CVC Seeks Strategic Investors for Share Offering

Recent changes at Brazil's largest travel agency include a new CEO, a new chief financial officer, and a $15 million capital injection from its founder. CVC now plans a $60-million-plus share offering. Other global travel companies or private equity firms may take part.

Brazil’s Top Travel Agency CVC Seeks Strategic Investors for Share Offering

Tourism

Brazil to Reimpose Tourist Visa Requirements on Four Countries

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks closer at Ritz-Carlton’s training experiment, Brazil’s new visas, and a new Paris boutique hotel.

Brazil to Reimpose Tourist Visa Requirements on Four Countries

Tourism

Brazil’s Retaliatory Visa Rules Would Hurt Its International Tourism Recovery

Brazil understandably wants equal treatment for its citizens when it comes to visa policies, but right now doesn't seem like the best time.

Brazil’s Retaliatory Visa Rules Would Hurt Its International Tourism Recovery

Online Travel

Despegar Widens Reach But Still Reported a Fourth Quarter Loss

Don't be surprised if Despegar makes and acquisition or two in 2023. That's baked into its plans.

Despegar Widens Reach But Still Reported a Fourth Quarter Loss

Business Travel

What This CEO Says About Leading a Company That’s Worked Remotely for 15 Years

Travel has a valuable role at database software company Percona, and after 15 years being a remote organization it has come up with a do-it-yourself formula that seems to be working — for now.

What This CEO Says About Leading a Company That’s Worked Remotely for 15 Years

Airline Weekly

Brazil’s Gol For One Is Happy With Lack of Capacity in Airline Industry

Brazil's Gol plans to keep prices high as travel demand rises faster than it can get new planes needed to grow.

Brazil’s Gol For One Is Happy With Lack of Capacity in Airline Industry

Airline Weekly

Azul Escapes Potential Bankruptcy With Aircraft Lessor Agreements

With the threat of bankruptcy gone, Brazil's Azul has a lot to look forward to.

Azul Escapes Potential Bankruptcy With Aircraft Lessor Agreements

Tourism

7 Questions for the U.S. State Department Official Out to Fix the Visa Delays Mess

Travel executives have taken the U.S. government to task for not remedying more quickly the delay in processing travel visas that they say is costing the U.S. travel industry in big ways. We went to the top government official working on this. She says efforts are now producing real results, and asks for patience.

7 Questions for the U.S. State Department Official Out to Fix the Visa Delays Mess

Tourism

Rio Expects Carnival’s Return to Generate $1 Billion in Tourism Business

Blocos and samba schools will return in full force to the streets of Rio de Janeira this month for Brazil's largest annual celebration. The biggest carnival in the world is expected to generate a new record in revenues for the economy.

Rio Expects Carnival’s Return to Generate $1 Billion in Tourism Business