Fête du Travail

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

Brazil is a diverse South American country featuring a blend of city life, beaches, and natural areas, reflecting European, African, Asian, and indigenous heritage. Visitors should be prepared for varied cultures and local customs.

• Brazil observes 13 national holidays, including New Year's Day, Carnival, and Good Friday.
• National holidays often affect standard working hours and local services.
• Travelers should expect casual lateness (10-15 minutes) for social engagements, but adherence to public transport schedules is necessary.
• Greetings typically involve cheek-kissing between women and between women and men, while men usually shake hands. Be mindful of local customs regarding personal space and public affection. Show respect for religious and cultural norms; avoid discussing politics or sensitive history.