The Brazilian Educational and Language Travel Association (BELTA) has reached the ripe old age of 20 years. The award-winning association, representing education agencies in the country, celebrated this milestone by holding a cocktail party for guests and media, kindly hosted by the Embassy of Spain.
Representatives: Peter O’Neil (Ireland), Ramneet Sran (Canada), Ana Carolina Bonamin (Australia), Patricia Monteiro (Australia), Elvira Marcos Salazar (Spain), Carlos Robles (Belta), Alvaro Camargo (Chile), Carolina Villar (Chile) e Ana Azevedo (New Zealand)
Belta’s team – Carlos Robles, Antonio Bacelar (regional coordinator), Carla Kawano, Gerlado Neto, Mariglan Gabarra and Maura Le∆o
Carlos Robles with Alvaro Camargo and Carolina Villar from ProChile
Elvira Marcos Salazar, consul of tourism from Embassy of Spain in Brazil, and Carlos Robles, Belta’s president
Marilgan Gabarra, Director (left) and Carlos Robles, President, toast BELTA’s success
Maura Leao, Carlos Robles, Fred Tiba and Betty Woodyatt – BELTA’s Directors
