Rio Is 2nd Most Popular City in Brazil for New Year’s Eve Trips, after Salvador, Bahia
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – A survey conducted by Voopter, a Brazilian app for comparing airline tickets and promotions, shows that Bahia is today the most popular state to enjoy the last moments of 2019 and celebrate the onset of 2020.
Taking into account the thousands of travelers from all over the country who access Voopter daily, Salvador leads the ranking of national destinations, while coastal Porto Seguro, in the south of the State, also features in the most-searched list.
The app also collected specific data, which list the most popular cities that residents of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Ceará, and Bahia choose to visit for Reveillon.
The survey results are below:
Top 10 national destinations most searched by Brazilians:
Salvador (BA)
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Fortaleza (CE)
Florianópolis (SC)
Recife (PE)
Maceió (AL)
Natal (RN)
São Paulo (SP)
Porto Seguro (BA)
Porto Alegre (RS)
Top 10 international destinations most searched by Brazilians:
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Montevideo (Uruguay)
Santiago (Chile)
Cancún (Mexico)
Miami (USA)
Lisbon (Portugal)
Punta del Este (Uruguay)
Cartagena (Colombia)
Lima (Peru)
Paris (France)
Top 5 – Survey by city:
Destinations most searched by Rio de Janeiro residents:
Salvador (BA)
Recife (PE)
Florianópolis (SC)
Fortaleza (CE)
Porto Alegre (RS)
Destinations most searched by São Paulo residents:
Salvador (BA)
Forianópolis (SC)
Fortaleza (CE)
Recife (PE)
Maceió (AL)
Destinations most searched by Ceará residents:
Salvador (BA)
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
São Paulo (SP)
Florianópolis (SC)
Recife (PE)
Destinations most searched by Minas Gerais residents:
Porto Seguro (BA)
Salvador (BA)
Natal (RN)
Florianópolis (SC)
João Pessoa (PB)
Destinations most searched by Bahia residents:
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Fortaleza (CE)
Florianópolis (SC)
Recife (PE)
Maceió (AL)
Source: Diário do Rio
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