25 Best Hotels for Events in Curitiba
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Among the hotels in Curitiba, there is a good part of them that has infrastructure to receive small to medium sized events.
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Among the hotels in Curitiba, there is a good part of them that has infrastructure to receive small to medium sized events.
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There is a good array of coworking spaces scattered throughout Curitiba in different neighbourhoods, and many of them offer rooms for small sized events.
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We are going to provide in this article a rough estimate of the main items to consider when organising events in Brazil, more specifically in São Paulo city, and whenever possible a ballpark figure of what you should expect to spend on each of the items.
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A few venues hosted important corporate events but ended up shutting down recently.
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Thermal comfort has become a requirement for many event organizers. Previously, air conditioning was associated with confined and cold rooms. Now, it has become an essential item in events of all sizes.
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Event organizers are in a constant search for spaces to encourage creativity, casualness, and the possibility of holding events outdoors. Rooftops are a great way to combine all these aspects and bring sophistication to the event.
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Events held in outdoor spaces are often considered laid-back. However, in recent years, there has been a change in perception. and these venues have become the preference of many organizers.
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Coffee breaks, lunches, dinners and cocktails are important parts of business events as they allow networking among participants. Several venues provide kitchen facilities to better support the event organisers’ catering.
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In large cities like São Paulo, event organisers strive to provide greater convenience for event participants and speakers. For multiple-day events, having both accommodation and the event venue at the same location is a key differentiator when choosing the right site.
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The city of São Paulo has over 6 million registered vehicles, about 10% of the total fleet of vehicles in Brazil. In light of these figures, it is expected that many attendees and speakers may use their own cars to travel to events, despite the heavy traffic.