Late 2026 sees Brazilian film successes on streaming and in theaters, with top box office comedy 'Minha Melhor Amiga' and emotive drama 'As Dez Vantagens de Morrer Depois de Você' capturing wide attention.
Brazil's business tourism revenue grows by 7.5% in 2023, surpassing R$11 billion, with a thriving MICE sector fostering corporate events and employment.
The 36th Minas Trend event opens in Belo Horizonte, targeting over R$40 million in business with 100 brands showcasing Minas Gerais' vibrant fashion industry.
Expomercô 2026 is set to generate R$ 15 million in business with 40,000 visitors, while Campinas reports a 27% rise in new company formations amid strong municipal support for business growth.
Paraíba's beauty sector is thriving with nearly 20,000 active small businesses, led by microentrepreneurs and concentrated in João Pessoa and Campina Grande.
Cuiabá and Mato Grosso government launch an integrated videomonitoring system in Parque das Águas with 34 cameras and emergency safety features, aiming to expand citywide coverage for public security.
Feira Carajás Negócios 2026 in Parauapebas attracted thousands, fostered job creation, and connected local businesses with investors and government initiatives to boost the regional economy.
BNI Paranhana celebrates one year with R$3.9 million generated in business, while Waze co-founder Uri Levine shares vital lessons for startup success in Brazil.
Multiple Brazilian municipalities will host important amateur football championships this weekend, highlighting local community engagement and youth sports.
The Salão do Artesanato 2026 is set to drive millions in business during June festivities while complementary events like the International Business Round Brazil Central 2026 aim to boost local micro and small enterprises' international presence.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to inject over R$4 billion into Brazil's retail and hospitality sectors, boosting consumption and business revenue significantly.
Cultural and sports events like Mossoró Cidade Junina and Rio’s international tournaments boost local economies through tourism, investments, and job creation.
Brazil rises to the third position on the Global Business Complexity Index in 2026 due to heightened bureaucracy, tax reforms, and regulatory challenges that increase operational costs and risks for businesses and investors.
Upcoming tourism and business events in Santa Catarina and Aracaju are advancing Brazil’s regional economic development by promoting business tourism and sector networking in 2026.
Manaus leverages WTM Latin America 2026 to promote tourism and economic growth, supported by local businesses, expanding cruise and hotel sectors, and enhanced connectivity.
Brazilian small businesses are leveraging ExpoApras and WTM Latin America expos to expand market reach in retail and tourism sectors with Sebrae support.
InvestSP's February 2026 missions in Europe foster significant audiovisual and tourism sector growth, generating millions in business and over 1,500 jobs for São Paulo.