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Traveller XP

Name: Traveller XP
Address: São Sebastião de Rio de Janeiro, RJ, BR
Telephone: +5521990000635
Price range: ££

Informações para nos contatar, mapa e direções, formulário para nos contatar, horário de funcionamento, serviços, classificações, fotos, vídeos e anúncios de Traveller XP, Guia turístico, São Sebastião de Rio de Janeiro.

13/11/2025

I am very happy to be participating in the Black Travel Summit 2025. We will be at the expo on Nov 14th and speaking on Nov 15th. Thankful for the opportunity, Excited about connections and vibing with our beautiful community!

12/09/2025

Want a partner in Brazil that delivers history, culture, and affection? Give us a call.

01/08/2025

In 2022, said about his experience with Traveller XP, through Tripadvisor
"This is a must do excursion. We had a wonderful experience learning about African heritage. Our tour guide Isabella () was friendly, amazing and knowledgeable. She takes great pictures!!! I highly recommend you guys asked for her by name. She also gave us a guide to the best restaurants and lounges in town. I look forward to experiencing some of her other tours when I’m back in Rio de Janeiro."

2022 seems so far away now, and every time we look back on the experiences we've created, we wonder what new memories we can make when we plan for your return (this time with the whole family!)

25/06/2025

We are not just tourists. We are descendants. Let's travel like it.

02/06/2025

" I had an unforgettable experience learning about the history of the Africans and African Heritage in Brazil. I also took some amazing pictures to remember these moments."

Dear Lynchy,
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
I’m thrilled to know it was unforgettable and that you connected with the rich African heritage here in Brazil.

It’s always Traveller XP goal to make these stories and histories come alive in a meaningful way. I’d love to welcome you again anytime for more discoveries and memorable moments!

Wishing you all the best in your future travels!

22/05/2022

"If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude." Maya Angelou

22/01/2022

▪Once upon a time In 2022...▪
Every year end and beginning we do the same: we evaluate the year that ends and outline goals and plans for the year that begins.
2021 was so intense that it demanded a superhuman effort from us. Our biggest challenge was to deal with our emotions 🧘🏾‍♀️, to find a balance ⚖️so as not to be delirious with euphoria or belittle ourselves with the losses. We learned from Exu that everything is in movement, and that life is not about fighting🤼🏿‍♀️, but it's a dance 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾.
Where do you find inspiration to reach your goals?

21/01/2022

▪And maybe happy ending doesen't include a guy▪
Maybe it's you, on your own, picking up the pieces and starting over freeing yourself up for something better in the future.
Mabe the happy ending is just moving on.

20/01/2022

▪Not fragile like a flower 🌺, fragile like a bomb.💣▪

21/11/2021

▪Let me tell you about how we started to become entrepreneurs & how it transformed our lives▪
First let me introduce myself, I am Isabella Vargas - better known as Izzy - black woman, mother, poet, entrepreneur, Pan-Africanist, idealizer, manager, content producer, a "handyman" at Traveller XP, CEO of my dream.
But nobody is an island and I would never fly so high without the help of my sister, Raquel Vargas. She can be both: the wind beneath my wings and the anchor that keeps me from drifting. She is a designer, a developer, a creativity enthusiast, a voracious researcher of technological modernity, and a technology artist.
In late 2018 I started entrepreneurship out of necessity, a breakup led me to start over, zeroing in on life: living with my father, no money (working as a freelance tour guide), and two kids to support. My sis was fired from a pharmaceutical corporation and then found out she was pregnant!
I had experience in project management (5 years in an NGO) and my partner had zero experience in having a business - she didn't understand anything about business plan, management, finances... and learned by force 🥷🏾, with a lot of effort, asking, studying, reading, enrolling in many courses on the Internet 👩🏾‍💻. Because besides this we also had to manage children, husband, personal issues, pandemics...
Do you know how society tells women that they are not good enough? And how it tells black people that they don't belong in certain places? 🤦🏾‍♀️ Although in Brazil, black women represent half of the business owners, and despite the fact that black entrepreneurs make about 1.73 trillion reais annually, we suffer discrimination and racism. But we continued to believe that our idea is not only good enough, Traveller is disruptive, innovative, and generates social impact.
Today we understand that entrepreneurship is a lifestyle😎, that entrepreneurs are creative and inventive leaders who see opportunities where most people only see problems. We create solutions to make the world a better place. Our entrepreneurial journey has provided us with personal, professional, and social growth.
So, shall we go together?✊🏾

20/11/2021

▪Still I Rise ▪

You can write me into history
With the bitter lies you tell
You can drag me in the dust
But still, like dust I will rise.
Does my elegance trouble you?
Why do you sink in sorrow?
Because I walk as if I have oil wells
gushing in my living room.
Just like the moon and the sun
With the certainty of the waves of the sea
As hope rises
Still I'll rise up
Did you want to see me down?
Head down, eyes downcast?
Shoulders bowed with tears
With soul crying out weakened?
Does my haughtiness offend you?
Don't take it so hard,
For I laugh as if I had
Gold mines in my backyard.
You can shoot me with your words
And cut me with your look
You can kill me with your hate
But just like the air, I'll rise up
Does my sensuality bore you?
And you, surprised, wonder
To see me dance as if I had
Diamonds at crotch height?
From the shocks of this scandalous story
I rise
Above a past that's rooted in pain
I rise
I am a black ocean, vast and restless,
Coming and going against the tides I rise
Leaving behind nights of terror and fear
I rise
At a dawn that is wonderfully clear
I rise
Bringing the gifts my ancestors gave,
I am the dream and the hopes of slaves.
I rise
I rise
I rise!
(Maya Angelou)

19/11/2021

▪️ Little Africa in Rio ▪️
Rio de Janeiro is known worldwide for its beautiful beaches, Sugarloaf Mountain, the statue of Christ the Redeemer, and carnival celebrations - attracting tourists from all over the world. However, Rio also boasts a very rich Afro-Brazilian heritage and culture, although it has been neglected throughout the country's history.
Rio received one of the largest slave ports in the world.
In fact, Brazil is the country that imported the largest number of enslaved Africans in the Americas. About 10 million enslaved Africans were brought to the Americas. Of these, approximately 6 million came to Brazil. They came to Brazil to work in sugar farming, mining and coffee plantations. Of the Africans brought, 60% were sent to the southeast region.
The place known as Little Africa, Pequena África in Portuguese, was the gateway where most Africans were received to work as slaves in Brazil.
Little Africa was also a place where freed blacks settled to create a huge black settlement after the end of the transatlantic slave trade in 1850. Being closer to the port of Rio was very strategic, as they could find jobs as forklifts and other occupations related to port activities.
Since then, Little Africa has become a site of historical events, including cultural gatherings, artists, black-owned businesses, and political movements to preserve its African roots.
The Valongo Wharf (Valongo Wharf) was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2017. It is the place where most enslaved Africans entered Rio and where a large slave market existed.
Another important place to visit is Pedra do Sal, where freed blacks lived and promoted Afro-Brazilian culture, such as samba music and capoeira (an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music).
However, despite its importance to the history of Brazil, Little Africa has been abandoned for decades. Despite international recognition, Rio's Little Africa needs infrastructure to receive visitors and tourists.
The reason may be the attempt to exterminate the Afro-Brazilian heritage in the city.
Do you agree? Tell us in the comments.

Endereço

São Sebastião De Rio De Janeiro, RJ

Horário de Funcionamento

Segunda-feira	09:00 - 17:00
Terça-feira	09:00 - 17:00
Quarta-feira	09:00 - 17:00
Quinta-feira	09:00 - 17:00
Sexta-feira	09:00 - 17:00
Sábado	09:00 - 17:00

Telefone

+5521990000635

Site

http://www.travellerxpbr.com/

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