From clothing, shoes to equipament to register your trip; all you have to bring and what you should definitely leave home.

What to do in Rio before and during Carnival whether you want to enjoy the party, the touristic attractions or the natural wonders of the city.

Since your main goal is to enjoy and party in the Marvellous City we gathered some valuable information to make your trip go as smoothly as possible.

A tour in Downtown Rio is full of remarkable buildings, museums, cultural centers, bars and traditional restaurants, all that accessible by train or LRV.

Just imagine. You are exchanging gifts with friends and open yours. Suddenly you are in a Sambadrome grandstand in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Or during your Christmas family gathering, you open your gift and is teletransported there. You have a costume on and it is about to parade yourself amongst other performers in the greatest […]

As in every major city in the World, subway is a strategic means of transportation in Rio de Janeiro, especially vital during large events as it happened during the Olympic Games in 2016 and every year in New Year’s Eve or Carnival. Thinking of that, Bookers created a special offer for 2018. Those who purchase […]

The shows happen on Fridays and Saturdays and include samba bands, famous singers and also traditional members and composers of the samba schools.

The renovations made in the area uncovered many historic sites of interest that help to understand the commerce and trafficking of black people into Rio.

There are restaurants, bars, patisseries, dance and music houses on the list as well as traditional garment and cigar stores. We highlight some for you.

MAR and Museu do Amanhã are great options to know more about Brazilian culture, the history of the city and experience how it will be 50 years from now.