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Brazil Reinstates Visa Requirements for Travelers From the US, Canada, and Australia

In a return to pre-Bolsonaro precedent, the country establishes visa procedures based on reciprocity.

What 8 A.M. at Bakeries Across São Paulo Looks Like

In Brazil's largest city, 11.2 million people can agree on one thing—the value of morning bread.

My Favorite Airbnb Experience: Exploring the Rainforests of Rio de Janeiro on an E-Bike

One editor embarked on the 19-mile bike tour during her honeymoon, cruising through Brazil's Tijuca National Park, where there were incredible views.

Ask a Local: The Perfect Weekend in Rio According to Designer Chica Capeto

From the colorful markets and beach scenes to hit, to the delicious local dishes and art boutiques she seeks out along the way.

Rio de Janeiro Carnaval Finally Returned—and Its Comeback Was More Joyous Than Ever

Writer Sarah James on how locals and visitors alike found a sense of belonging in this year's festivities. 

Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Was Long Neglected—Now, It’s a Lush Destination for Eco Tourism

A longtime victim of deforestation, the forest is now home to more species per square meter than the Amazon.

A Local’s Guide to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Artist João Incerti on his favorite cookies and Airbnb in Rio de Janeiro.

Isabel Allende Used Brazilian Divination to Find a Match for Her Son

A mystical trip to Salvador, Brazil, brought the author and her future daughter-in-law together. 

When Rio’s Carnaval Returns, the Message of Black Resistance Will Be Stronger than Ever

The absence of Rio de Janeiro's vibrant parade is both a financial and emotional loss for Black Brazilians. 

Exploring Bahia's Afro-Brazilian Roots

The Brazilian state of Bahia is like a country unto itself, from the African-inflected flavors and sounds of the coastline to the cliffs and caves of its rugged interior.

Brazil’s Fires Are Even Worse than Last Year

Parts of Brazil's Amazon rainforest and Pantanal wetlands are going up in flames. 

Rio de Janeiro Beaches Will Remain Closed Until There's a Vaccine

Rio's mayor has rolled back June reopenings. 

Brazil Drops Visa Requirements for U.S. Travelers

Hello, Rio.

The 2018 Michelin Stars for Rio and São Paulo are In

There are now three two-starred restaurants in Brazil.

Americans Can Now Get E-Visas to Brazil

Waiting in a long line at your nearest Brazilian consulate is a thing of the past.

Rio's Christ the Redeemer Statue Is Due for a Makeover in 2017

Lightning, rust, and moisture are wreaking havoc on Brazil's most famous statue.

Rio de Janeiro's Mayor-Elect Wants to Reimburse Tourists Who Get Mugged

The catch: it involves paying a tax first.

The 10 Most Instagrammed Cities of 2016

From New York City to Rio, here are Instagram users' favorite photo ops.

Where to Drink in Rio de Janeiro Right Now

When you tire of the caipirinha, here's what to drink instead.