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📣 Hinweise für Reisende

Brazil is a diverse South American country celebrated for its varied cultures and landscapes, ranging from Amazon and Iguaçu Falls to city life and beaches. Brazilian culture is a mix influenced by indigenous, African, and European communities.

• Major holidays include New Year's Day, Good Friday, and Carnaval.
• Social punctuality is often flexible, but professional, airport, and public transportation schedules are strictly timed.
• Public displays of affection are common.
• Public services and venues may operate on modified schedules, especially during major holidays like Carnaval.
• Be mindful that public discussions can involve sensitive topics, including history and politics.
• Brazilian law strictly prohibits racism and religious intolerance.
• Brazilians are generally open and warm in interactions. For greetings, expect varying numbers of cheek-kisses in informal settings and handshakes in formal ones. While punctuality is flexible for social gatherings (arrive 10-15 minutes late), it must be strictly observed for formal or time-sensitive activities. Demonstrate respect for cultural sensitivities, including anti-racism laws and political differences.