Known for being home to the Pantanal, one of the largest wetlands in the world, Mato Grosso do Sul stands out for its rich biodiversity, breathtaking landscapes, and initiatives focused
Whenever we think of Foz do Iguaçu, we remember its grand and breathtaking waterfalls. However, beyond the Falls, the city stands out for its richness, multiculturalism, unique cuisine, natural beauty,
Brazil has established itself as one of the great highlights of international tourism for its exuberant nature and unique biodiversity. However, its richness goes far beyond its landscapes and is
Brasil DNA officially announces its 2026 edition, consolidating its position as one of the leading platforms promoting Brazilian tourism in the international market, with a strategic focus on North America.
Women have been taking on prominent roles In Mato Grosso do Sul, women have been standing out and taking leadership roles in sustainability, environmental and tourism projects, contributing to the
Women have been taking on prominent roles in the conservation of Brazilian biodiversity, leading initiatives that combine science, environmental education, and sustainable tourism. Examples of this leadership can be seen
As Valentine’s Day approaches, global travel research continues to highlight a structural shift toward experiential and nature-based travel. The Experiential Travel Trends 2026 report by Accor and Globetrender identifies growing
The sound of the Pantanal gained international prominence with the arrival of Pantanal Jam, a project that connects contemporary jazz, the sounds of nature, and environmental conservation. Featuring performances by
From Bonito to the world: sustainability and environmental governance at the center of the global debate. Mato Grosso do Sul will participate in the One Planet Global Roundtable – Practical
The Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland, is not just a backdrop for Pantanal Jam. It is the project’s co-composer. Born from a shared desire to create music that could