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Thailand
Between golden temples, islands and markets that never sleep.
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Tailândia
Between golden temples, islands and markets that never sleep.
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Chile
From the world’s highest desert to the wind-cutting Patagonia.
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Brasil
The one place in Brazil where your watch arrives already broken.
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Peru
Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and a cuisine that rewires you.
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Europa
Paris, Rome, Barcelona — nine cities, one passport.
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Maldivas
Crystal water, overwater bungalows, rare silence.
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Estados Unidos
Four parks, two Universal and all of Florida to explore.
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Brasil
The Brazilian Caribbean: natural pools and unreal turquoise water.
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Brasil
One hour from Recife, the most famous natural pools in the country.
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Brasil
Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf and Brazil’s most cinematic sea.
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Brasil
Endless dunes and freshwater lagoons — a desert full of life.
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Brasil
The falls that make the whole world cross the ocean.
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Turquia
From Istanbul’s mosques to Cappadocia’s balloon-filled sunrise.
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Argentina
Tango, historic cafés and a Spanish-speaking Europe next door.
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Brasil
In the mountains of Rio Grande do Sul, Gramado has real cold weather and architecture from German colonization. During Natal Luz, hot chocolate keeps the cold at bay.
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Brasil
Canela, next to Gramado, is home to the Stone Cathedral, Caracol Waterfall, and a mountain climate. In cold weather, pack a coat.
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Brasil
In Pelourinho, historic townhouses and music fill the hillsides. The Elevador Lacerda connects the Cidade Alta to the Baía de Todos-os-Santos. Acarajé on the street.
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Brasil
Praia Central amid skyscrapers and a bustling boardwalk. The Parque Unipraias cable car takes you to the top; at night, bars and live music venues.
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Brasil
Penha, on the coast of Santa Catarina, is home to Beto Carrero World. The next day, calm beaches in sheltered coves.
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Brasil
In Natal, the dunes meet the sea. In Ponta Negra, Morro do Careca overlooks the beach. A buggy ride cuts across the sand and reveals another side of the coast.
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Brasil
Half-timbered houses, German heritage, and craft beer define Blumenau. In October, Oktoberfest takes over the streets with music and food.
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Brasil
In Jericoacoara, Ceará, sandy streets, freshwater lagoons, and the sunset dune set the pace. The wind is great for kitesurfing.
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Brasil
From Guarajuba to Camaçari, coconut groves, wide beaches, and tidal pools. It’s about an hour from Salvador.
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Chile
Santiago has the Andes on the horizon and neighborhoods that are great for walking around. Wineries are close to the city. In winter, snow reaches the mountains.
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México
Mexican Caribbean Sea, white sand, and clear water. In Cancún, beaches, bars, and plenty of activity. In the region, Mayan ruins and cenotes change the pace of the day.
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Egito
Pyramids of Giza, a Nile cruise, the temples of Luxor, and the desert. Between October and April, the heat usually eases.
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Portugal
Lisbon, Porto, and the Douro fit into the same trip, with Portuguese in the streets and at the table. In the Algarve, the sea. In the Alentejo, wines and quiet villages.
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Espanha
Madrid has museums and tapas bars. Seville blends flamenco with the streets of Andalusia. In spring and fall, the high-speed train connects the cities.
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Brasil
In Jalapão, orange dunes cut across the Tocantins cerrado. In the crystal-clear fervedouros (natural springs), you float without sinking. The dry season runs from May to September.
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Brasil
Vitória is an island city, between the sea and the mountains. Across the bay, in Vila Velha, is Convento da Penha. Moqueca capixaba is on the lunch menu.
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Brasil
Praça da Liberdade, Pampulha, and botecos serving Minas Gerais cuisine showcase Belo Horizonte. From here, you can head to historic cities in Minas Gerais, like Ouro Preto.
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Brasil
In Serra da Mantiqueira, Vila Capivari brings together half-timbered architecture, cafés, and fondue. In winter, it gets truly cold. The cable car goes up to Morro do Elefante.
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Brasil
In Aparecida, the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida is Brazil's largest pilgrimage center. The Passarela da Fé follows the path of those who arrive on pilgrimage.
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Brasil
In the historic center, the Teatro Amazonas is a highlight of a walk through Manaus. At the Meeting of Waters, the Rio Negro flows alongside the Solimões. The forest is all around.
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Brasil
In southern Bahia, near Una and Ilhéus, Ilha de Comandatuba has a long beach, coconut groves, and open sea. The ferry crossing is short. After that, the pace is island life.
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