U.S. Restricts Mexican Airlines in Escalating Aviation Dispute
The U.S. Department of Transportation has imposed significant restrictions on Mexican carriers, canceling routes and freezing growth in a sharp…
October 29, 2025Section
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Travel News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
What Makes Lake Atitlán in Guatemala Unforgettable — and Why Its Future Isn’t Guaranteed
High in Guatemala’s western highlands at about 1,560 meters, Lake Atitlán sits inside a volcanic caldera formed roughly 75,000–84,000 years…
October 24, 2025
Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay Is Becoming Swimmable Again: Here’s How
For years, Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay was a paradox: world-famous scenery, unsafe water. This winter, the script flipped. Flamengo…
October 21, 2025
São Paulo’s Private Jet Hub Expands Again—And What It Reveals
The airport most travelers never see is quietly becoming one of Brazil’s fastest-growing gateways. JHSF will launch a sixth expansion…
October 21, 2025
Snowland To Build Larger Indoor Snow Park In São Paulo By 2026–27
In a tropical megacity better known for traffic and heat, Brazil’s leading indoor snow operator plans to build something counterintuitive:…
October 20, 2025
Ipanema’s Postcard Problem: Why a Beloved Beach Draws So Many Complaints
From afar, Ipanema is pure myth: sunset over the Two Brothers peaks, a promenade of joggers and cafés, the sands…
October 19, 2025
Aerolíneas Argentinas Grounds Eight 737-800s After In-Flight Engine Failure
A short hop from Buenos Aires to Córdoba turned into a safety drill this week when a Boeing 737-800 lost…
October 17, 2025
Brazilian Travelers Are Rerouting From The U.S.—And Travel Insurance Is Feeling It
Brazilians are still flying abroad in 2025, but the map has changed. More trips are headed to Latin America and…
October 14, 2025
Azul Pilots Are Jumping To LATAM. Here’s What’s Really Going On
In Brazil’s crowded skies, pilots are voting with their feet. In September, roughly 40 Azul pilots resigned—about four times the…
October 12, 2025