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Belo Horizonte, or simply BH, is a vibrant city located in the southeastern region of Brazil. Known for its rich cultural scene, lively nightlife, and beautiful natural landscapes, BH has become a hub for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and digital nomads seeking a dynamic and collaborative work environment. In recent years, coworking
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HUS Coworking HUS Coworking offers a variety of rooms for different purposes. There is a meeting room available for standard meetings, a multimedia presentation room for those who need to make presentations, and a photoshoot room for photography enthusiasts. Additionally, private meeting rooms are also available for more confidential discussions.
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A company famous for launching digital nomad villages in Portuguese-speaking nations is taking its 'nomad village' concept to South America's largest country in November. NomadX—the company that built communities in Madeira, Lisbon, Caparica (Portugal), and Cabo Verde—is bringing its expertise to northeastern Brazil. The
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Fernando De Noronha is a small archipelago located 350 kilometers off the northeast coast of Brazil. With only 3,500 residents and seasonal visitors, it’s one of the most remote and lesser-known islands in Brazil. Although it doesn’t have the same volume of beaches or lots of fancy
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Pipa, Brazil is a town located just under 90 km from the city of Natal in northeastern Brazil. Like Madeira and Cabo Verde before it, Pipa is the latest Portuguese-language destination to become a digital nomad village. Here are some of the top things to do in Pipa, Brazil. Praia
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Florianópolis is one of the most beautiful places in Brazil's South Region. It has a tropical climate, which means it has two main seasons: dry and wet. This blog post will explore how to make the best use of Florianópolis' resources for digital nomads during these two