Posted by Daniela Schuch on May 14, 2010 in
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This polemic subject has been in my mind for quite a while now. New York, Chicago, Naples are a few names which come to mind when you ask people here about where to find the best. I’m telling you that there’s another, lesser known pizza city to Americans that may top them all.
I’ve lived in [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Nov 30, 2009 in
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As winter peaks here in the U.S., summer is just beginning to heat up in Brazil attracting travelers looking for places to party, relax or both. Brazil’s summer climaxes this February for four days with the world-famous Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. However, visitors also consider several luxury destinations around Rio de Janeiro, which are [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Oct 29, 2009 in
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Brazil has been on the news lately because of its economic growth, as a good investment country and the recent announcement of being the 2016 Olympics host. We all know that. However, the country is attracting travelers looking for luxury destinations, authentic experiences mixed with local connections and among them, celebrities.
Why? It’s simple. Famous people [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Oct 26, 2009 in
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As the worlds’ attention continues to focus on the problems plaguing Rio de Janeiro, it’s time for some context. The violence which erupted lately in the city was unfortunate, but isolated into certain sections.
What is being overlooked is the rapid development which can be expected in the city. Rio could offer a larger concentration of [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Oct 23, 2009 in
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We live in a world where luxury has become very uniform. When you visit certain hotels or restaurants, we have come to expect certain luxuries, which (for better or for worse) make most of the places we visit all seem the same on some level. “Knowing what you’re going to get” is a very popular [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Oct 4, 2009 in
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I was thrilled to hear the choice of Rio de Janeiro as the home of the 2016 Olympics. It represents an important moment in the history of Brazil, and the continent of South America. As a Brazilian, I wanted to share my thoughts on the announcement.
When you saw some of the emotion and passion which [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Sep 28, 2009 in
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Anyone who knows me knows that I think Anthony Bourdain is the best thing to happen to TV travel shows in years. Eating while in a different country is one of the many pleasures of travel. Salvador is an excellent place to try some of the local cuisine. Many of the restaurants serve moqueca (fish [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Sep 24, 2009 in
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Here I’m again as promised to talk about the activities that we’d recommend. A boat tour of the archipelago is a good choice so you can have a general idea of what the region has to offer, and then go back to spend more time at one of the stops on the tour.
The boat tour [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Sep 22, 2009 in
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We arrived in Morro by catamaran from Salvador (two hours) during our trip in the spring of 2009. You can also get there by small plane (25 minutes from Salvador and I totally recommend). When we got to the port, we were greeted by a representative of the Anima Hotel. We were escorted through a [...]
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Posted by Daniela Schuch on Sep 16, 2009 in
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Considered the cultural and religious center of Brazil, Salvador is an excellent place to start travels in Northeast Brazil. It has a number of significant sites which are all clustered in a relatively compact city making it easy to get around. We visited there in the Spring of 2009 and arrived at the modern Salvador [...]
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