Tourism Guide for Brazilians

Tourism Guide for Brazilians. A satirical tourism guide (free book)

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Have you ever wondered how Brazil manages to attract millions of tourists every year? The country has become one of the leading tourist paradises making big money. This witty tourism guide makes an excellent reading for anyone visiting Brazil or a similar highly popular tourist destination. Have a peek behind the scenes!

You are most welcome to translate this book into your language.

  • 4th edition; 34 pages; cost-price paperback and free ebooks
  • ISBN 9789526786940; price $3.59
  • Free book in English and Spanish; published book in Finnish
  • Keywords: Brazil; travelling; tourism; guidebook; training; humour; satire
There are two kinds of brazilians. The poor ones, like you may see on TV one of these days. And the ones who read this book. This is a short, clear, no-non sense guide to establishing yourself in the tourism trade (but only if you are a brazilian in Brazil, mind you). As the World Cup and Olympics are drawing near, you have only yourself to blame if you do not get rich. Though the authors strongly discourage it, the book may also be useful to non-brazilians, helping the hapless tourist avoid some common pitfalls traveling around the "country of the future". Minor quibbles: in Brazil we speak portuguese, not brazilian, though some portuguese people will beg to disagree. There are also some spanish words thrown in.

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