💨 Abstract

Brazil has assured it has enough accommodations for the COP30 climate summit in Belem, with over 30,000 rooms identified. Despite earlier projections falling short, plans are in place to meet demand, including a booking website with discounted rates for developing countries and island nations. Brazil aims to ensure accessibility, prioritizing representatives from vulnerable regions. Additional options like cruise ship cabins and private homes are expected to open up, with efforts to combat price gouging.

Courtesy: theprint.in