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Revitalizing Rio de Janeiro
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.
Simple Rusticity in Coastal Trancoso, Brazil
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.
T+L's Definitive Guide to São Paulo
São Paulo is bursting with creativity, from its one-off boutiques and galleries to authentic gastronomic temples.
São Paulo's Best Restaurants
T+L dishes on São Paulo’s top restaurants.
Brazilian Airline Announces $285 Unlimited Flight Pass
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 Samba of Golf
The "new beautiful game" is taking off in Brazil
Hottest Travel Destinations of 2012
There's always someplace new on the horizon. From southern China to Arkansas, here are the must-see travel destinations of 2012.
Patricia Urquiola's Packing Checklist
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...
Sounds of Brazil
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...
Art Hits the Streets of Sao Paolo's <em>Favelas</em>
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....
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