In August, the world will gather to witness the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The International Olympic Committee predicts a half a million tourists will visit Brazil for the Olympic Games; a first for the country, considering the Olympics have never been held in South America before.
Summer vacations are made for exploration, expanding your horizons, and adventure, whether on your own, with a friend, or with the whole family.
Architecture has always been key to the explora experience, with hotels designed to inspire travelers to reflect on the destination even as they discover it.
Seabourn, the world's finest ultra-luxury cruise line, has completed a highly successful first season of the new Ventures by Seabourn program in the Amazon on two extraordinary voyages aboard Seabourn Quest.
Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro combines the brand's effortless luxury experience with a Brazilian design and hospitality in an urban resort setting.
Rosewood Papagayo will be situated on the northwest coast of Costa Rica within the province of Guanacaste which is renowned for its tropical forests, diverse wildlife and picturesque beaches.
The Family Coppola's luxury beachfront resort Turtle Inn now offers an exciting new wine tasting package in its brand new “wine aquarium,” designed by Laurent Deroo and built by local Belizean builder & architect Margarito M. Ortiz.
Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado in Peru's Sacred Valley of the Incas has launched an outdoor movie night, during which families can enjoy favourite films under the stars.
Ecoventura, a leader in sustainable cruising through the Galapagos Islands, has launched its newest premium class vessel, MV Origin.
With the Olympics just months away, South America is gearing up to host an army of tourists and business travelers alike. As they descend on the continent, Brazil Bodyguard Protection is offering top level, intelligence driven personal security for those wanting to travel with confidence.
The 900-acre luxury spa property offers the region's largest and only 100% natural network of thermal mineral springs in a secluded area of protected natural reserve with close proximity to Arenal Volcano National Park and local rainforest attractions.
Eight-Day Cruise to Far-flung Islands Aboard Finest Yacht In-depth Exploration of Santa Cruz and UNESCO World Heritage Quito
With the Olympics nearly six months away, Brazil is set to be (once again) the #1 destination for international travelers. Just take a look at its main event: Carnaval.
For travelers looking to escape to the beach without breaking the bank, Marriott Caribbean & Latin America Resorts is offering the Time is Money promotion saving guests up to 30 percent off the price of regular leisure rates at participating properties.
"There's never been a better time to visit Brazil", says Simon Williams, founder of Bespoke Brazil.
