Rio de Janeiro is becoming a standard-bearer of a new kind of social development, a transformation of the long intractable poverty of the favelas.
In Brazil, near a village green lined with brightly painted cottages, T+L found coconut juice and caipirinhas, daily sun and nightly capoeira, and everyone’s-a-fisherman fashion.
São Paulo is bursting with creativity, from its one-off boutiques and galleries to authentic gastronomic temples.
T+L dishes on São Paulo’s top restaurants.
Remember this summer when we reported on Jet Blue's Unlimited Flight Pass? Well now another airline, Brazil-based Azul, is offering a similar deal. (Is it...
The "new beautiful game" is taking off in Brazil
There's always someplace new on the horizon. From southern China to Arkansas, here are the must-see travel destinations of 2012.
The architect and designer opens her (well-edited) suitcase. “The less I pack, the more relaxed I feel,” says the Spanish-born, Milan-based designer, known for...
Actor-songwriter Seu Jorge (left) doesn’t hit the stage with an agenda, but intelligent lyrics and a surfeit of charisma have made him one of Brazil’s...
In January, Boa Mistura, a hyperactive cooperative of Spanish artists that call themselves “graffiti rockers,” completed an eye-popping public art project in Sao Paulo, Brazil....