Author: Mariana Balanescu South America

The city of Fortaleza, northeast Brazil, is home to a large park which combines fun beach and the city of Fortaleza, located northeast of Brazil, offers many attractions to domestic and international tourists, one of which is in the Playa Porto the Dunes, about 20 minutes from the city, there lies the biggest water park in South America.
Acqua Park operates within the Park and Beach resort consists of a maze of water rides, slides from the most varied heights to pools with artificial waves.

The resort receives more than 700,000 people a year, with records of up to 6,600 visitors per day, of all ages. Within this water park water slide is the world’s highest with 41 meters (previous record in the Guinness Book). Its height is equal to the vertical dimension of a 14 storey building.
Because of its height and tilt, water slide provides an extremely fast decrease (4 to 5 seconds). For a family fun park offers the largest wave pool in South America called “Tsunami”, which contains three million liters of water.

It is subdivided into two areas, one for the practice of body board and the other aimed at people who want to just float on the waves.

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Embratur, the Brazilian Institute of Tourism is also recommended to visit other destinations in the city of Fortaleza and Praia do Futuro, a beach with white sand and strong waves. This beach serves delicious specialties of local cuisine, especially fish, lobsters and shellfish.

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The dunes are also part of the landscape of the Praia do Futuro and, unforgettable dances are inspired by traditional music of the Northeast, the forró.
Fortaleza is the capital of Brazil closest to Europe, a distance of approximately 5608 km from Lisbon in Portugal. It is also one of 12 venues for the FIFA World Cup 2014.

The singer spoke about her upcoming tour this morning via his Twitter account.

Lady Gaga is encouraging his followers to South America sporadic announcements about concerts in the region, and did so again this morning, via his Twitter account.

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Regarding the consultations he has received about his upcoming tour, which will promote its second album, Born this way, the singer wrote that the tour “travel around the world.” That would include, he wrote, “Indonesia, Latin America and India.”

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The second album, Lady Gaga, Born this way, is the most copies sold in its debut week so far in 2011, and his subjects have fallen off as Born this way, Judas and The Edge of Glory, who have gained some popularity around the world.

The state-owned airline has been reunited with Chile and Mendoza began to take the route Iguazu-Rio de Janeiro to Iguazu.
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In separate actions that will help promote regional tourism, Aerolineas Argentinas has returned to the road to Chile from Mendoza and Iguazu has begun to merge with Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
A provincial response to a complaint of years, on the one hand, and secondly, the possibility of extending the “Federal Corridor.”
Since 1999, state that the airline did not make the flight to the Chilean capital from Mendoza. The modern Next Generation Boeing 737-700, 128 seats are possibility to cross the mountains every day, good news for frequent travelers and tour operators.

For its part, the route Iguazu-Rio de Janeiro will be operated three times a week. This opens a new connection in the “Federal Corridor” now joins Bariloche, Mendoza, Salta and Iguazu.
In both inaugural flights was its president, Mariano Recalde, accompanied by Celso Jaque Mendoza and Iguazu Maurice Closs.

The service, operated with Boeing 737/700 NG, will have flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays starting from Metropolitan Airport at 16:05 hours to arrive at Iguazu at 17:50 pm. and from there go to Rio at 18:45 pm where he will arrive at 20:40 pm.