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[QUOTE=KrisKras;2094814]Does anyone of you guys know where this video was taken?
[URL]https://nl.xhamster.com/videos/brazilian-street-prostitutes-6406657[/URL][/QUOTE]Don't know. But the one on the right certainly is shaped like a dude. To tell you the truth I think this was something set up and not an actual place someone just happened to drive up on.
Hi,
I actually want to know where in Brazil can we get this where you get a furnished serviced villa for a group of guys that includes a number of girls that exceeds no. Of guys and they keep shuffling girls during your stay. How should I look this up on google? I have forgotten what this luxury is called.
Where else is a good beach city to visit?
RDJ, SP and FLR are on my list at the moment but would like to add one more place!
Should I be worried about travelling solo to Brazil? It is a 1st trip for me with no Portuguese spoken. I can't help think that I will be in too deep.
Who else is here in February 2018, maybe we can meet up?
[QUOTE=Gertsch700;2097228]Where else is a good beach city to visit?
RDJ, SP and FLR are on my list at the moment but would like to add one more place![/QUOTE]It seems like you've been lured in by Florianopolis and the mythical Brasilian blonde. Make sure you do plenty of research. Many guys here meet Southern Brasilian working girls in Sao Paulo and comment how awesome the South must be when they actually have no experience down there. I imagine there are beaches and beautiful Brasilians, but the mongering scene seems to be sparse. ISG doesn't receive a lot of reports.
Your search for a wingman is a good idea. I don't know how open Floripa women are to foreigners with no Porto language. As a general rule, Brasilian blonde non-pros who know English are going to take a lot more game.
I'm curious. Why have you ruled out the Northeast? Are you interested in blondes?
[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2097356]It seems like you've been lured in by Florianopolis and the mythical Brasilian blonde. Make sure you do plenty of research. Many guys here meet Southern Brasilian working girls in Sao Paulo and comment how awesome the South must be when they actually have no experience down there. I imagine there are beaches and beautiful Brasilians, but the mongering scene seems to be sparse. ISG doesn't receive a lot of reports.
Your search for a wingman is a good idea. I don't know how open Floripa women are to foreigners with no Porto language. As a general rule, Brasilian blonde non-pros who know English are going to take a lot more game.
I'm curious. Why have you ruled out the Northeast? Are you interested in blondes?[/QUOTE]Insane beaches in Bahia, Recife, Rio Grande Do Norte, Ceara. Couple of hours from natal. Praia do amor. Pipa etc. Insane. Some hours from Fortaleza. Insane. Bahia has. Morro do Sao Paolo etc. Up the coast from Ilheus too. Towards Salvador. Stunning.
[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;2098002]Insane beaches in Bahia, Recife, Rio Grande Do Norte, Ceara. Couple of hours from natal. Praia do amor. Pipa etc. Insane. Some hours from Fortaleza. Insane. Bahia has. Morro do Sao Paolo etc. Up the coast from Ilheus too. Towards Salvador. Stunning.[/QUOTE]As I mentioned, Salvador which besides having history and great beaches becomes a completely different place for four days during Carnival. Young (and attractive) Brasilians from all over the country flock there to engage in the amazing street parties.
I wouldn't say it is a great mongering destination compared to Rio and SP. However, I think during those four days it would blow Florianopolis and other second tier cities away. Personally, I think Salvador is more interesting any time of year.
[QUOTE=KrisKras;2094814]Does anyone of you guys know where this video was taken?
[URL]https://nl.xhamster.com/videos/brazilian-street-prostitutes-6406657[/URL][/QUOTE]If I had to guess, I would say Itatinga. Most SWs in Brazil typically do not parade themselves this nude or quassi nude IHMHO. The only place I've seen (and not first hand) is some of the SWs in Itatinga.
Checkout this video, one of my all-time favourite Brazilian newscasts: [URL]https://youtu.be/WRA4agKWDbw[/URL].
The E-Visas are coming! The E-Visas are coming! Will make it easier for some to get their documents together to go to Brazil:
[URL]https://www.cntraveler.com/story/us-citizens-can-soon-apply-for-e-visas-to-brazil[/URL]
[QUOTE=TheCane;2100598]The E-Visas are coming! The E-Visas are coming! Will make it easier for some to get their documents together to go to Brazil:
[URL]https://www.cntraveler.com/story/us-citizens-can-soon-apply-for-e-visas-to-brazil[/URL][/QUOTE]Personally think they should just get rid of the visa requirement to help with tourism. Do you know how many times I read tourist would like to visit Brazil, but they choose other countries in south america like Chile because the hassle of getting a visa and even with the E-Visa you still have to pay $160?. I know some guys will say its because the USA requires it but remember who is in a recession? Brazil is on hard times so every dollar counts especially tourist dollars.
[QUOTE=ForceSteeler;2101163]Personally think they should just get rid of the visa requirement to help with tourism. Do you know how many times I read tourist would like to visit Brazil, but they choose other countries in south america like Chile because the hassle of getting a visa and even with the E-Visa you still have to pay $160?. I know some guys will say its because the USA requires it but remember who is in a recession? Brazil is on hard times so every dollar counts especially tourist dollars.[/QUOTE]Yes you still have to pay. Remember western people are very rich for Brazilians. 160 dollars is not expensive, they just want to make as much money as possible on tourists.
The process is faster but money doesn't chance. The aim is to make fast money.
The real reason is due to the policy of Reciprocity. What a Brazilian citizen has to pay to travel to the USA, an American citizen must pay to travel to Brazil. Check it out.
[URL]https://br.usembassy.gov/visas/tourism-visitor/fees/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Komo753;2101843]Yes you still have to pay. Remember western people are very rich for Brazilians. 160 dollars is not expensive, they just want to make as much money as possible on tourists.
The process is faster but money doesn't chance. The aim is to make fast money.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Voyajer1;2102078]The real reason is due to the policy of Reciprocity. What a Brazilian citizen has to pay to travel to the USA, an American citizen must pay to travel to Brazil. Check it out.
[URL]https://br.usembassy.gov/visas/tourism-visitor/fees/[/URL][/QUOTE]I know, Americans are not the kings of the world. That's the only good thing the Brazilian administration does. It is the same for us Canadians, we also have to travel with a visa. I don't care because I use an European passport when I travel to Brazil. We all have to pay somehow or other. I pay for both my passports' renewal.
[QUOTE=ForceSteeler;2101163]Personally think they should just get rid of the visa requirement to help with tourism. Do you know how many times I read tourist would like to visit Brazil, but they choose other countries in south america like Chile because the hassle of getting a visa and even with the E-Visa you still have to pay $160?. I know some guys will say its because the USA requires it but remember who is in a recession? Brazil is on hard times so every dollar counts especially tourist dollars.[/QUOTE]The formula 1 drivers just got held up by gunpoint in Brazil, this will be international news. I also just read recently that Brazil's tourism has dropped 30% this year because of news like this about violence. I did notice that for the upcoming summer season hotels in Rio are going for a good price but airfares are still very high and I can see that the planes are not full. But in comparison the summer season for Europe the airfares are better and the planes are more full. I can't imagine why they are holding the airfares to Brazil still so high. Personally I'm ok because I will be using points but if the airfares were better I might have bought instead.