U.S. Introduces New $250 Visa Fee for International Visitors and Workers
The U.S. government will require almost all foreigners applying for temporary visas to pay a new $250 fee starting October...
July 20, 2025Section
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Travel News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
Ecuador Clamps Down on Airport Transits: New Visa Law Hits Global Travelers
Ecuador now demands a transit visa from people passing through its airports if they come from forty-five listed countries
July 18, 2025
How Vueling Overtook Iberia and What It Says About Spain’s Shifting Airline Market
For the first time since the pandemic, Iberia has dropped to third place. Vueling flew 15.82M passengers in H1 2025—what...
July 15, 2025
Brazil Sees Foreign Tourist Drop as New Visa Rules Hit US, Canada, Australia Visitors
Brazil has seen a decrease in the flow of foreign tourists after it began requiring visas from travelers from the...
July 15, 2025
UNESCO Status for Brazil’s Peruaçu Canyon Brings New Hope for Local Economy
UNESCO has named Brazil’s Peruaçu Canyon a World Heritage Site, confirming its global importance. The canyon sits in northern
July 14, 2025
Brazil’s Air Travel Stuck as High Costs and Legal Troubles Keep Growth Grounded
Brazil’s domestic air travel market has not grown in a decade, despite the country’s size and need for better connections.
July 13, 2025
Brasília Airport Proves Brazil’s Airports Can Compete Globally
Brasília’s main airport now ranks as the world’s fourth best, according to AirHelp, which analyzed 250 airports in 68 countries
July 8, 2025
Paraguay’s New Health Entry Requirements: What You Need to Know
Arriving from Brazil, Bolivia, or Peru? Paraguay now requires proof of yellow fever vaccination at least 10 days before travel....
July 8, 2025
Peñico: Peru’s 3,500-Year-Old City Sheds Light on Ancient Trade and Survival
Peñico, a newly uncovered archaeological site in northern Peru, is changing what experts know about early American civilizations.
July 7, 2025