Création du Territoire Fédéral

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

As South America's largest and fifth-largest country globally, Brazil offers extreme diversity in culture, people, and landscapes. Visitors can experience major attractions including Carnival in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, the Amazon rainforest, Iguaçu Falls, and vibrant cities and beaches. Brazilian culture is a blend of European, African, Asian, and indigenous influences.

• Brazil observes national holidays such as New Year's Day, Carnaval (date movable), Good Friday, and Tiradentes Day.
• Be prepared for frequent public conversation; Brazilians are generally friendly and direct in conversation. Allow for casual punctuality for social appointments (expect 10-15 minute delays), but be on time for business or scheduled transport. Respect cultural norms regarding personal space and physical contact (e.g., cheek-kissing upon introduction). Public displays of affection are common, but avoid racist remarks or comments regarding sensitive political/historical periods. Approach religious intolerance and political criticism of the government with caution and respect.