Our reasons why you should pack your bags to visit and explore Brazil's bustling capital city.

Go north of Rio to explore the people, cultures and food of Bahia state and its capital, Salvador.

Test your knowledge about hot Brazilian beaches, attractions, food, music, traditions and popular destinations, including Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Take our Brazil Trivia Quiz!

Feed your inner adrenaline junkie in the highlands or get a taste of the finer things in Gramado. There’s a little something surprising for everyone in Rio Grande do Sul.

Porto Alegre is not like the Brazil you know. The capital of Brazil’s southern state, Rio Grande do Sul, is decidedly, and proudly more European, holding fast to the traditions of Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and German descendants. The 2014 World Cup city is also the modern outpost of the region’s gaucho culture, represented by a love of open spaces, fierce independence and a taste for chimarrão, the local erva maté tea, passed down by Brazil’s wandering cowboys.

Don’t be fooled by the beautiful beaches, friendly people and fun parties -- Rio de Janeiro has a reputation for being unsafe for unsuspecting tourists. Make the most of your trip and check out our helpful tips on how to stay safe in the Marvelous City.

Andrew Zimmern tells us why Queens is on his "must-eat" list, including where to get some of the best dishes New York has to offer.

Where can you get the best views of New York City? Try a fun excursion to see the city's amazing skyline, sights and architecture by boat. See our list of top 5 recommendations, including an adrenaline-pumping ride on The Beast!

Before you check in, check out these hot new hotels in New York City, including The Jade.

Explore the beautiful beaches of Brazil’s São Paulo state. Go seal watching near Pernambuco beach, kayaking at Tabatinga or head to Ubatuba, the state's surf capital.