Cuiabá
GREEN CITY
Why Cuiabá?
Cuiabá, the capital of Mato Grosso, is a gateway to Brazil’s natural beauty, located at the intersection of three major biomes: the Amazon, Pantanal, and Cerrado. This unique setting offers an exceptional opportunity to explore some of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world, making it a top destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Beyond its natural wonders, Cuiabá is also emerging as a business and events hub. With modern hotels and state-of-the-art convention centers, the city can host events of all sizes. Its excellent infrastructure and strategic location make it an ideal destination for corporate travelers, blending business, leisure, and culture seamlessly.
MAIN HIGHLIGHTS
Destination Qualifications
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8 Business Exhibitions - permanent calendar.
3 Biomes - Pantanal, Cerrado and Amazônia.
Largest national producer of biodiesel.
THE BEST OF CUIABÁ
Unforgettable
Experiences
SUSTAINABILITY
& CULTURE
In Mato Grosso, visitors get the chance to experience the indigenous culture from inside the communities. Inside the villages the indigenous people showcase their habits and traditions, through body painting, hunting, fishing, sacred rituals, archery, and other activities, allowing their culture and sustainable practices to be preserved.
PURE
LUXURY
Cristalino Lodge is an unique destination, built sustainably in harmony with the forest and the wilderness where it was created the first Natural Heritage Private Reserve - Reserva Privada do Patrimônio Natural (RPPN) in northern Mato Grosso. Occupying an area of 604 hectares, it ensures the correct management for the sustainable and everlasting protection. Chosen one of the 25th best lodges in the world by National Geographic Traveller, Cristalino has also won several travel and accommodation awards, and the hotel is always committed to offering guests a wonderful, authentic and unique experience.
CABEÇABOL
Cabeçabol, created by the indigenous Haliti-Paresi people, is a unique sport where the ball is struck with the head instead of being kicked, as in football. Known as Jikyonahati in the indigenous language, the game is played on a sand or earth field to allow proper ball movement. The objective is to score when the opposing team fails to return the ball to the attacking team's side. The ball cannot be touched by feet, shoulders, hands, or any part of the body, although it can briefly touch the ground before being returned, as long as it is pushed with the head by the opposing team.
JAGUAR
SPOTTING
Considered the largest wild cat in the Americas, the Brazilian Jaguar is one of the symbols of the Pantanal. They can be spotted in Cáceres and mainly in Porto Jofre, located at the end of the Transpantaneira Highway, in Poconé municipality. Spotting is available in any season, especially from May to October, when the dry season occurs, and jaguars normally go out reaching for water and food.
CONNECTIONS
Flights
Cuiabá is a well-connected destination, offering excellent air links to the rest of Brazil. With frequent direct flights to and from major cities and capitals across the country, getting to Cuiabá is fast and convenient. This strong connectivity makes the city an attractive option for both business and leisure travelers. Whether you're visiting for corporate events or to explore the region's natural beauty, Cuiabá's central location and easy access to key Brazilian destinations ensure a seamless travel experience.
EVENTS
Convention Center
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12.000 m² total built area
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6.000 people in the main room
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14 parallel rooms
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3.740 m² exhibition area
Cenarium Rural
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2.032 m² total built area
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2.000 people in the main room
Hotel Fazenda Mato Grosso
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3.000 people in the main room
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18 parallel rooms
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1.518m² exhibition area
MAIN HIGHLIGHTS
Infrastructure
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Internacional
Hotel Chains
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Nº of Hotels
+10.000
Nº of rooms in Hotel
EVENTS
Main Events Held
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FIT Pantanal | 40,000 attendees- 2023
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Feira do Empreendedor | 100.000 attendees - 2023
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PRO Beleza | 2.000 attendees
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Workshop de Combustível | 2.500 attendees
