São Paulo just rolled out Brazil’s inaugural ecological tourism district, “Portal da Mata Atlântica,” nestled in the Ribeira Valley. Positioned merely 150 km from the bustling metropolis, this area links five municipalities into a strategic tourism hub. Each offers unique activities, from rafting in Ibiúna to birdwatching in Tapiraí, ensuring diverse visitor experiences. The launch […]
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