Brazil Grants Visa-Free Entry to Chinese Citizens, Aiming for Record Tourism in 2026
UK’s Digital Border Launch on 25 February Will Require eVisas or ETAs for Brazilians
Japan Plans ESTA-Style Travel Authorisation Covering Brazil and 73 Other Visa-Waiver Countries
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Guarulhos Reclaims Title as Latin America’s Busiest Airport, Plans R$ 2.5 Billion Expansion
Handling 47.2 million passengers last year, Guarulhos has regained its regional crown and unveiled a multi-billion-real expansion that will reshape capacity and route planning for Brazilian and multinational companies alike.
U.S. Suspends TSA PreCheck and Global Entry, Complicating Brazilian Travel Plans
The DHS has halted TSA PreCheck and Global Entry amid a funding deadlock, lengthening airport wait times. Although Brazilians cannot enrol in Global Entry, many rely on the programmes when connecting through U.S. hubs; companies should revise travel schedules accordingly.
Lula touches down in New Delhi with record Brazilian business delegation; Embraer inks assembly deal as mobility agenda tops talks
President Lula arrived in India on 21 February with more than 120 Brazilian executives, clinching an Embraer–Tata aircraft-assembly pact that hinges on streamlined work-visa exchanges. Negotiations include a bigger youth-mobility quota and faster Indian e-visas for Brazilians, signalling that both governments see talent flows as central to deepening trade and tech cooperation.
São Paulo keeps metro and commuter-rail open all night for Carnaval champions’ parade, issues travel guidance for 1.5 million visitors
Metrô São Paulo and CPTM are running continuous service from Saturday night through Sunday morning to handle the Desfile das Campeãs and multiple large concerts, eliminating the usual post-midnight transport gap. The move eases pressure on roads and ride-hailing, gives business travellers a reliable late-night option, and could set a precedent for other Brazilian cities that host mega-events.