Districts in the city’s South Zone were the most sought-after. “Our city’s Carnival is made up of the best things about the people of Rio: creativity, friendliness, and hospitality,” said hotel union head Alfredo Lopes.
Data revealed that Rio de Janeiro has already recorded over 10,000 cases of dengue this year, nearly half of the total for the entire year of 2023 (22,959).
Rio de Janeiro, which has been under alert for days, has already felt the impact of heavy rains over the past two weeks, affecting approximately 100,000 people.
Known internationally for its samba school parades and street parties, this year’s Carnival in Rio will feature over 50 private events, offering a wide range of activities for all types of revelers. Celebrations officially take place Feb. 9–14.
Drones will hover over the city’s largest parades. Street celebrations officially kick off this weekend (Jan. 13–14).
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