BE Brazil Travel Partners is a young and dynamic Destination Management Company (DMC) in Brazil. We bring with us years of experience and travel knowledge, be it in incentives, meetings, or luxury leisure travel.
The soul of the BE Brazil team is driven by a dream and moved by passion for what we do and we would like to share it with you. We will create unforgettable lifetime experiences that are uniquely designed to impress. Committed to delivering excellence, exceeding your expectations, and BEing part of your team – this is our road to success.
BE is a concept that we believe in! We can only give 100% of anything if we are part of it. We want our guests to BE Brazilian and BE part of the experience that we have to offer them.
Our beliefs: TO BE!
To Be a people’s person
To Be part of your team
To go Beyond your expectations by delivering the highest quality service within the travel, meetings and incentive travel industry
To Be part of your success, which is our success.
To Be reliable, transparent, honest and work with integrity
We Believe in our dream and our vision to Become one of the most exclusive DMCs in Brazil.
We invite you to BE • BE incentive • BE meetings & events • BE a local • BE adventure • BE sustainable
Latest destination news from BE Brazil
– Our top group travel trips when visiting Rio de Janeiro
– Unique Pantanal Boat Hotel for small groups and eco-tours in Brazil
Take a helicopter flight from Sugar Loaf at sunset around Christ Redeemer and over the iconic city of Rio de Janeiro.
Stay in a luxury Jungle Lodge in the Amazon, fish for piranhas and interact with ancient jungle tribes.
Ride Willy Jeeps through the Atlantic forest and board Zodiac boats to speed to the base of the majestic Iguazu Falls
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Enjoy a private Sunrise Breakfast at the Christ Redeemer.
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Parade in one of the samba schools during the biggest party on earth.
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Cruise the Amazon River and see the famous pink river dolphins and “Meeting of Waters” confluence between the dark Rio Negro and the pale sandy-coloured Rio Solimoes.
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Enjoy the largest wetlands and river safari for Jaguar spotting in the Pantanal.
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Full moon champagne visit to the Iguazu Falls.
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Learn the basics of percussion in the vibrant city of Salvador.
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Feel the roar of Ferrari engines at the Sao Paulo Formula 1 Grand Prix in VIP seating.
For most of the country, May to September is ideal, as it is the dry season with milder temperatures - perfect for sightseeing, city tours, and outdoor activities. Coastal areas like Rio de Janeiro and Salvador are also popular between December and March, but this is the summer season, which can be hot, humid, and busier with tourists.
What is the local currency and can I use my credit card?
The local currency in Brazil is the Brazilian Real (BRL). You can use major credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, and American Express in most hotels, restaurants, shops, and larger establishments, especially in big cities. Smaller businesses, markets, and rural areas may prefer cash, so it’s a good idea to carry some BRL for small purchases or transport.
Do I need a visa to visit?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Citizens of the UK, EU countries, the US, Canada, and Australia generally do not need a visa for tourism or business visits of up to 90 days. Citizens of other countries should check with the Brazilian embassy or consulate in their home country, as visa requirements can vary. It is always best to verify before travelling, as regulations may change.
Are there any compulsory required vaccinations or health certificates?
Travellers to Brazil are required to show a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate if arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission. No other health certificates are generally compulsory, but it is recommended to check with your doctor or travel clinic before you go.
Is Brazil safe for solo and female travellers?
Brazil is generally safe for solo and female travellers, but like any country, it requires awareness and precautions. Stick to well‑lit and populated areas, avoid displaying valuables, use registered transport, and research local safety advice for the cities or regions you plan to visit.