Since twenty years ago in Cotijuba Island, the most important of the 42 islands that are part of the archipelago of Belém, in Pará, a women’s association has shown that…
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MUDA! collective wants to include Responsible Tourism in the international agenda and promotion of Brazil Vivejar and five other Brazilian tourism companies decided to join forces to support responsible…
Some of the most brilliant examples of sustainable tourism in Brazil and South America were presented during the three panels on Responsible Tourism that took place on WTM – World…
At Vivejar, Women’s Day is every day, because we believe in the importance of being remembered, encouraged and recognised daily by our struggles, strengths and achievements in a society that…
Check out the article of the founder of Vivejar, Marianne Costa, published on March 8th, Women’s International Day, at Folha de S. Paulo Online. Why I believe tourism can empower women?…
