Gastos de turistas estrangeiros batem recorde histórico no Brasil em agosto
Brazil rolls out fully-electronic temporary visas, ending consular passport drop-offs
Azul programa 780 voos extras para a Bahia na alta temporada 2026/27
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Goiânia ganhará quatro rotas sazonais da Azul e 25,4 mil assentos extras
Entre 5 de dezembro e 14 de fevereiro, a Azul lançará voos sazonais de Goiânia para Fortaleza, João Pessoa, Natal e Porto Alegre, além de aumentar frequências para destinos já atendidos. Serão 155 voos e 25,4 mil lugares extras, fortalecendo a conectividade do Centro-Oeste e criando atalho para negócios e lazer.
LATAM recapitula expansão internacional de 2026 e confirma novas rotas a partir do Brasil
Artigo de 28/9 detalha todas as rotas internacionais que a LATAM abriu em 2026: Amsterdã, Bruxelas, Punta Cana e Cidade do Cabo a partir de Guarulhos, além do anúncio das ligações Salvador–Santiago e São Paulo–Cusco em 2027. A malha amplia opções para turistas e viajantes corporativos e fortalece o hub brasileiro.
Foreign tourist spending hits record R$ 4.8 billion in August, signalling Brazil’s best inbound year yet
New Central Bank data show international visitors spent a record R$ 4.8 billion in August 2026, pushing year-to-date receipts 10 percent above 2025’s full-year record. The jump confirms a robust rebound in both leisure and business travel and will tighten accommodation and flight availability for corporate travellers over the coming high season.
Azul adds 780 extra flights to Bahia for the 2026-27 summer, boosting seat capacity for domestic and connecting international travellers
Azul will operate 780 additional flights to Salvador, Porto Seguro and Ilhéus between December 2026 and mid-February 2027, adding 115,000 seats just as Brazil enters its busiest travel window. The extra capacity should ease domestic-connection constraints for international assignees but is likely to come with peak-season fare premiums, making early booking essential.
UK FCDO Reissues Brazil Travel Advice, Keeps Partial ‘Avoid All but Essential Travel’ Warning
On 27 September 2026 the UK’s FCDO confirmed its Brazil travel advice remains in force, maintaining ‘avoid all but essential travel’ guidance for parts of Amazonas and adding new safety tips on taxi use in major cities. Businesses must update duty-of-care protocols, especially for staff travelling to the Amazon and for urban ground transport.