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Recife, Salvador, Lisboa, Buenos Aires: veja os 10 destinos mais buscados por brasileiros para viajar em 2023


São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro lideram ranking de procura do buscador Kayak. Praia de Boa Viagem, na Zona Sul do Recife; cidade é o 3º destino mais buscado por brasileiros em 2023, depois de SP e RJ. Prefeitura do Recife/Arquivo Oito cidades nacionais estão entre os 10 destinos mais procurados por brasileiros para viajar em 2023, segundo levantamento feito pelo buscador Kayak. São Paulo lidera o ranking, seguido pelo Rio de Janeiro e Recife. Dentre os destinos internacionais, somente Lisboa (Portugal) e Buenos Aires (Argentina) aparecem no top 10. O buscador Kayak considerou os destinos mais pesquisados pelos brasileiros entre 9 de novembro de 2022 e 9 de janeiro deste ano, para viagens ao longo de 2023. Veja os destinos que estão no Top 10 1. São Paulo (SP), Brasil Imagem da Avenida Paulista, um dos centros financeiros, culturais e turísticos de São Paulo. Carlos Kenobi/Unplash 2. Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brasil Vista panorâmica do bondinho do Pão de Açúcar, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro. Davi Costa/Unplash 3. Recife (PE), Brasil Praia de Boa Viagem, na Zona Sul do Recife Prefeitura do Recife/Arquivo 4. Salvador (BA), Brasil Coração do Brasil - Salvador Mila Cordeiro/Arquivo pessoal 5. Lisboa, Portugal Vista de Lisboa, Portugal Pexels 7. Maceió (AL), Brasil Praia em Maceió, Alagoas Vivi Leão/g1 8. Porto Seguro (BA), Brasil Vista da praia de um resort, em Porto Seguro (BA) Divulgação/La Torre Resort 9. Natal (RN), Brasil Praia de Ponta Negra, Natal, Rio Grande do Norte Fernanda Zauli/g1 10. Buenos Aires, Argentina Casa Rosada, sede da presidência argentina, em março de 2019 Reuters/Agustin Marcarian Veja também: Rio e São Paulo entram em rankings de melhores destinos de 2023 Para onde viajar em 2023: Brasil emplaca 2 destinos em ranking mundial do ‘New York Times’ Conheça 10 praias turísticas da Bahia para visitar no verão

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