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With its convention centre and 5 inter-connected pavilions, surrounded by a natural park of 571 thousand m2, Riocentro is a multi-functional complex specially designed for national and international events, indoors or outdoors. The site is located within a walking distance of the HSBC Arena, the multipurpose indoor facility of Rio de Janeiro.
DESTINATION RIO DE JANEIRO
Its cosmopolitan city whose magnificent scenery is known worldwide. With a population of almost 6 million inhabitants, Rio de Janeiro is a cosmopolitan city, whose reputation is based on unique assets:
Its outline is distinguished by marked contrasts' mountains, the sea, forests, extensive beaches and lowlands, forming an incomparable scenario fully justifying its byname "Cidade Maravilhosa" (the fabulous City).
A green city that without interrupting its progress and growth, learned how to preserve nature, either on the more than 90 kms of beaches (among them, the mythic Copacabana or Ipanema), or in the largest urban forest in the world, integrating urban development and the environment in a way unparalleled in any major metropolis in the world.
Well known for its hospitality and congeniality, Rio de Janeiro lives at the rhythm of football, samba and festive events - waiting for the most popular of them - the Carnival.
Rio is today responsible for a large part of Brazil's economy, with many sectors gaining leading edge technology after the process of privatization, with particular growth in the areas of petrochemicals, petroleum, fixed and mobile telephones, the auto industry and a broad range of services.
The almost 500 years old city has many historical and cultural treasures. Its architecture tells the history of the country, and its museums and art galleries hold coveted collections, and are included in the worldwide circuit for major international exhibitions.
Comprehensive infrastructures bring major assets to the city: perfect airline connections for the whole world, an international airport at a distance of less than 20 minutes from the inner city, a range of hotels with a total capacity for more than 23,000 guests in total comfort.
In 2007, Rio de Janeiro hosted the Pan-American Games.
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With a 87,000 sqm indoor exhibition area, Riocentro is the biggest complex of South America:
5 inter-connected pavilions 4 exhibition pavilions ranging from 10,000 to 20,500sqm A convention centre pavilion spread over 2 floors - A multifunctional auditorium with moveable seats with a capacity up to 4,500 people - 17 modular meeting rooms with a capacity from 20 to 700 people, ideal for simultaneous events - VIP lounge of 450sqm Press room Heliport Parking facilities for up to 7,000 vehicles
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