Fortaleza Airport has completed the first stage of large-scale investment involving major upgrades and expansion throughout the entire airport. Its completion brings Ceará airport infrastructure to the standards seen at the world’s largest airports.
Tourism growth in Ceará is surprising. From January to May in 2019, there has been a raise of 12,2% in landings and departures in Fortaleza airport.
Find out why Fortaleza Airport now ranks as the third busiest in Brazil and looks set to become the country’s major gateway to and from Europe.
With 45% more foreign visitors, Ceará tourism prepares for a record season this holiday period. After an excellent year, 2019 promises more of the same
Fortaleza Airport hub recently celebrated its six-month anniversary with a big increase in passenger traffic and tourism to Ceará state. Find out more.
Fortaleza International Airport is gearing up for one of its busiest high seasons ever as expansion moves full steam ahead. Find out more here.
With peak season on the horizon, Ceará tourism looks set for a record holiday period with 47 direct flights arriving at Fortaleza Airport every week.
Find out how tourism in Ceará is expanding its horizons fast on the back of the new flight hub at Fortaleza Airport and discover its effects.
Find out how tourism in Ceará is expanding its horizons fast on the back of the new flight hub at Fortaleza Airport and discover its effects.
Brazil’s favourite holiday spot prepares for a very busy month in July, one of the best ever for Ceará tourism with tourist spending over R$1 billion and visitors up 11%.
With less than three months to go before the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is preparing for one of the world’s biggest sporting events. An essential component of the Games is the arrival of the Olympic torch, due to set foot in the state of Ceará in early June where it will spend three days. As this BRIC Group news article reports, in the capital Fortaleza, where locals have just celebrated the city’s 290th anniversary, preparations are well underway.
The announcement of more flights between Fortaleza and European capitals is good news for both tourists and those looking to buy property in Brazil. As from June this year, the capital of Ceará state in Northeast Brazil will offer weekly flights to two more European capitals, Amsterdam and Paris.
