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'Sleep Under the Stars': Hotel Mess in Brazil Ahead of UN Meet

Accommodation costs for COP30 in Belem soared up to $1,200 per night before reductions, prompting use of alternative lodging such as private homes and cruise ships, organizers said.

  • COP30, the upcoming United Nations climate summit set to take place in November in Belem, Brazil, is anticipated to draw up to 50,000 participants.
  • Accommodation shortages and soaring costs arose because Belem has limited hotel capacity and many residents have started renting rooms to profit from the event.
  • Organizers arranged alternative lodging including private homes, universities, schools, and two cruise ships 20 kilometers from the venue, while the government formed a task force to assist delegates.
  • Mr. Marcio Astrini from the Climate Observatory warned that accommodation worries overshadow emission reduction and climate financing goals, and the event could be “the most exclusive in history.”
  • Although prices dropped 22% since February, many hotels are full and high costs remain an issue, implying limited affordability and accessibility for some delegates.
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'Sleep under the stars': hotel mess in Brazil ahead of UN meet

With two months to go, the "COP30 Hotel," spruced up and renamed after the UN climate conference due to take place in the Amazonian city of Belem in November, has zero bookings.

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Belém - In Belém, in the Brazilian Amazon, a modest establishment has been renamed "Hotel COP30" for the eponymous event that will take place in November, but prices are repelling potential customers. In one of the colorful and dilapidated alleys of the historic center of the capital of the state of Para (north), the "Hotel COP30" can accommodate 40 people. Previously, it was a "motel", an establishment with rooms rented on time and usually rese…

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