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williams
Joined 2008
Posts: 4

Flying to Floripa

15 years ago

We have noticed this season that people coming from NZ or Aus are not being told by there travel agent that it is possable to fly to Foripa direct from Argentina, and that they do not have to fly via Sao Paulo or Rio.
On saturaday and sunday you can fly direct from BA to Foripa, this will save a lot of travel if Floripa is your first or last destination. Footnote: Some people staying with us this year have been caught out with baggage allowance, as a general guide the domestic airlines will except the internatonal quota if you fly on the same day, but if you stop for one night at Sao paulo for example and continue the next day, they may not. In Brazil dont assume always check before you come if you dont want to be hit with a hefty penalty.Now carnaval is finished its a good time to visit Floripa as the Brazilians have finished there holiday and there are bargans to be had.For more info on Floripa viit our site at www.estrangeirosnobrasil.com

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