Rio de Janeiro has to be one of the most exciting cities in the world, probably top 5. We all know the reasons why Rio is an extraordinary city but what makes it even more breathless is the fact that the city never sleeps, every day, every month in the city, something important is going on, and this “rule” applies to this November 2010. With this two-part article will point out what we consider to be the most important events that will occur in the eleventh month of this year. “Want to know where to find carnival package hostel in Rio de Janeiro?” Read here.

First, lasting between 4th and 6th November is the Rio Franchising Business. The fair will consist in promoting debates as well as workshops for the franchising service rendering, consultants and franchising networks besides a qualified public. It will be held at Riocentro GL Events Convention Center – Av. Salvador Allende, 6.555 – Jacarepagua.

Rio de Janeiro will be the home of the 30th Latin American Annual Meeting of the Petrochemical Industry on November 6th. This meeting has become a reference in the industry through the years for generating businesses as well as promoting personal contact with manufacturing firms, clients and suppliers in the industry, not only in Latin America, but throughout the entire world. It will be held at Sofitel Rio de Janeiro – Av. Atlântica, 4.240 – Copacabana. November 9 will be the event’s door closing.

On November 17th Construct Rio de Janeiro 2010 a four day event will begin and dedicated to architects, engineers as well as other experts that are directly linked to civil engineering called Construct Rio de Janeiro 2010. There will also be quick courses on new products and available techniques on the market, besides updating of varied services in partnership with the exhibiting companies. The event shall be held at Riocentro GL Events Centro de Convencoes – Av. Salvador Allende, 6.555 – Jacarepagua. “Read more about rio backpackers hostel here.”

Rio de Janeiro will celebrate Flag Day on November 19th. The Brazilian Flag is considered to be a true symbol of national unity and symbolizes respect for all the generations that have passed as well as the patriotism and traditions of national heroes who fought to maintain the integrity of the nation. The hymn to glorify the Brazilian flag was composed by Francisco Braga and the lyrics were written by poet Olavo Bilac. It was presented for the very first time in 1907 at the Benjamin Constant School right in the year when it was set aside that November 19th will be the official Flag Day, in promotion of Deputy Thomaz Cavalcanti. The venue for this event is Forte de Copacabana – Praça Coronel Eugenio Franco, 1 – Posto Seis -Monumento aos Mortos da II Guerra Mundial – Av. Infante D. Henrique – Downtown. Civic and military ceremonies are scheduled at the Copacabana Fort, at the Monument to the Dead of World War II, and in the Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes Park.

The second part of our article will review some of the most important events that will occur in November in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.