Increasing its operations in Latin America, Touristlink launched today the Portuguese version of its website to increase its presence in Brazil. It will allow improving all of its services and promoting local tourism in the largest country in the region

(TRAVPR.COM) USA - October 11th, 2012 - Focused in to Brazilian markets, Touristlink one of the largest social marketplaces in the world launched today the Portuguese version of its website in a new step to continue expanding its operations in Latin America.

“After launch the Spanish version just a few days ago, Touristlink now is prepared to attend in its own language to all Brazilian travelers offering the best tourism options and connecting more people with locals”, said David Urmann CEO and cofounder of Touristlink.

“Brazilian travelers and tour operators have the possibility to access in its own language to large variety of local packages around the world sharing new experiences of travel”, he added.

Brazil has been included in the first step on the Touristlink’s Latin America expansion plan, but is the first time that the company provides all of its services in a Portuguese language. “Since we start operations in the region, Brazil was our plans and today we are increasing our offer in that country working with important local tour operators”, said Urmann.

Touristlink arrives into Latin America in September of this year. In a short time, it has created a large touristic offer in countries as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Peru and Uruguay. The company expects to expand its offer to other countries in the region.

About Touristlink

With more than 5,000 members, Touristlink is the largest social marketplaces focused on the travel industry, connecting travelers with local operators. Based in Nagpur, India, is managed by GoTripIndia the developers of hotelkohoj.com and its United States partner Visitusa.com. Recently the company has opened a new office in Santiago, Chile in association with the Start Up Chile program to cover all Latin America region.

For further information, please visit touristlink.com.br or contact to David Urmann in davidurmann@touristlink.com 

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