Corporate travel management by city and state
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São Paulo — SP
GRU · CGH · VCP · São Paulo
São Paulo concentrates most of Brazil's corporate air travel demand. Sales teams covering the capital typically combine air-shuttle flights, ride-hailing trips between Faria Lima, Paulista, Berrini and Alphaville, and one- or two-night stays — a pattern that generates lots of small, hard-to-reconcile expenses.
View São Paulo pageRio de Janeiro — RJ
SDU · GIG · Rio de Janeiro
Rio combines a high frequency of same-day air-shuttle trips with technical travel tied to energy and oil & gas — including trips to Macaé and the Campos Basin that require strict duty-of-care controls.
View Rio de Janeiro pageBelo Horizonte — MG
CNF · PLU · Minas Gerais
Minas Gerais has a heavy volume of road travel: mining, steel, agribusiness and industry move teams between BH, the Vale do Aço, the Triângulo Mineiro and the countryside. Mileage reimbursement often outweighs air travel spend.
View Belo Horizonte pageCampinas — SP
VCP · GRU · São Paulo
The interior of São Paulo concentrates research centers, high-tech industry and distribution. Teams travel between Campinas, Sorocaba, Ribeirão Preto and São José dos Campos, almost always by car.
View Campinas pageVitória — ES
VIX · Espírito Santo
Mining, steel, pulp and port logistics define Espírito Santo's travel profile: lots of technical visits, field teams, and frequent trips to Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro.
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Brasília — DF
BSB · Distrito Federal
Brasília concentrates institutional relations, associations and companies that report to regulatory agencies. Here, the requirement isn't just savings — it's traceability: every approval, justification and receipt needs to be audit-ready.
View Brasília pageGoiânia — GO
GYN · BSB · Goiás
Goiás's agribusiness generates intense road travel: cooperatives, dealers and input suppliers keep teams in the Rio Verde, Jataí and Cristalina region for much of the month.
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Curitiba — PR
CWB · Paraná
Paraná's automotive industry, agribusiness and tech sector move teams between Curitiba, Londrina, Maringá, Cascavel and the port of Paranaguá — a mix of short flights and long road trips.
View Curitiba pagePorto Alegre — RS
POA · Rio Grande do Sul
Companies from Rio Grande do Sul typically run headquarters in Porto Alegre with units in Caxias do Sul, Novo Hamburgo, Passo Fundo and Pelotas. The result is a web of short, frequent trips that's hard to control with spreadsheets.
View Porto Alegre pageFlorianópolis — SC
FLN · NVT · Santa Catarina
Florianópolis is home to one of the country's largest tech hubs, with teams traveling for events, clients and remote offices. Add to that the industrial operations of Joinville, Blumenau and Jaraguá do Sul.
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Salvador — BA
SSA · Bahia
Companies headquartered in Salvador operate between the capital, the Camaçari Industrial Complex, Feira de Santana and western Bahia — routes that mix flights to the Southeast with long road trips.
View Salvador pageRecife — PE
REC · Pernambuco
Recife works as a regional base for companies covering the whole Northeast: the same team can cover João Pessoa, Maceió, Natal and Caruaru in the same week, mixing flights, rental cars and personal mileage.
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FOR · Ceará
Ceará has become a reference in wind and solar power, with technical teams moving between Fortaleza, Pecém and the interior of the state. These are long trips, with lodging in small towns and expenses that are hard to prove through traditional means.
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