Airport
The Belém International Airport – Júlio César Ribeiro currently handles 21,000 passengers daily and 7.7 million annually. Following planned expansion, its annual capacity is projected to reach 13 million passengers.
The airport manages 28 takeoffs and landings per hour, amounting to 672 daily or 20,160 per month under 24/7 operations.
International flights currently connect Belém directly with Lisbon, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Cayenne, and Paramaribo. Travelers also have international connecting flight options from major Brazilian cities including Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Salvador, Manaus, Recife, Guarulhos, Fortaleza, Brasília, Belo Horizonte, and Campinas.
For more information, visit the Belém Airport website.
Airport Receptive
COP30, seeking to bring all the receptivity of Belém since its arrival, prepared the informative material for the airport receptive. In it, participants can have all the necessary information for a peaceful and safe stay.
The content will include descriptions, maps and useful links, according to the following topics:
Connecting Airports
Find out about the airports that connect to Belém, the venue for COP30.
In the links below, participants can see maps with the location of terminals, gates and information points at each airport.
São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport -
Link: https://www.gru.com.br/pt/passageiro/descubra-gru/mapa-do-aeroporto/
Fortaleza International Airport - Pinto Martins -
Link: https://fortaleza-airport.com.br/pt/aeroporto-de-fortaleza/mapa-do-aeroporto
Brasilia International Airport - President Juscelino Kubitschek -
Link: https://www.bsb.aero/passageiros/mapa-do-aero
COP30 volunteers at the airports will indicate the procedures for connection, stopover, disembarkation, currency exchange and other services.
Flight guidelines
Currency Exchange Offices (Directed by volunteers)
Location at connection points.
Food and Souvenir Shops
- Brasilia Airport: https://www.bsb.aero/passageiros/comodidades?id=lojas
- Guarulhos Airport: https://www.gru.com.br/pt/passageiro/descubra-gru/lojas/
- Fortaleza Airport: https://fortaleza-airport.com.br/pt/aeroporto-de-fortaleza/lojas
Belém Airport
Find out Belém International Airport https://www.aeroportodebelem.com.br/
Currency Exchange Offices
Upon your arrival, it is possible to exchange your currency for Brazilian currency at the exchange offices that are located inside the airport.
Monopoly
Venue: Next to the Arrivals exit, Ground Floor
Opening hours: Sunday to Sunday 6:00 am to 00:00 am
Turvican
Venue: Tourism Travel, Next to the Arrivals exit, Ground Floor
Opening hours: Sunday to Sunday 6:00 am to 00:00 am
Bus Terminal
Find out about the extensive bus network in Belém and the available routes and bus lines. You can view the bus itinerary at:
Bus routes: https://seguranca.belem.pa.gov.br/linhas/
COP-30 Official Bus Routes
During COP30, the transportation of participants will be carried out by an exclusive system of 15 bus lines aimed at accredited members. To access the stopping points, which will be signposted, it is necessary to present the Blue Zone credential or letter from the UNFCCC. Learn about the defined routes between the airport, the hotels and the event venue.
https://cop30.br/pt-br/servicos-da-cop30/transporte-durante-a-cop30
Taxi Terminal and Transportation Apps
The boarding points at the airport are at gate E. For taxi boarding and transportation by app, it is in the first and second lanes, respectively. If you have any questions, a volunteer can help you. The attendees-only bus is in the second lane, between Gates C and D.
Terminal Outeiro / Cruzeiro
Two cruise ships will be moored at the Port of Outeiro, in Belém, offering about 3,900 cabins and 6,000 berths, functioning as a strategic point.
Port Terminal - 2 cruise ships - Porto Outeiro - MSC Seaview and Costa Diadema
Venue: Outeiro Terminal – Companhia Docas do Pará
Distance from the Airport to the Terminal: Average of 20km
Access: Arrival Belém Airport – Line 1 COP – Outeiro – exclusive BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) transfer.
Available in the Transport Guide
Hospitals and Public Health Units
Belém is a reference in health in the region and has a wide network of public and private hospitals.
During the event, an Integrated Center for Joint Health Operations – CIOCS will be available for assistance. All participants will have free access to the Unified Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde/ SUS) in urgent and emergency situations.
Get to know some of the hospitals in the region and the contacts in case of emergency.
- Gaspar Viana Hospital de Clínicas Foundation:
https://www.gasparvianna.pa.gov.br/site_novo/wp/
- Hospital Jean Bittar:
https://www.saude.pa.gov.br/a-secretaria/rede-de-atendimento-sob-gestao-das-oss/hospital-jean-bitar/
- Metropolitan Hospital of Urgency and Emergency:
https://www.saude.pa.gov.br/a-secretaria/rede-de-atendimento-sob-gestao-das-oss/hospitalmetropolitano-de-urgencia-e-emergencia/
- Hospital Regional Dr. Abelardo Santos:
https://www.saude.pa.gov.br/a-secretaria/rede-de-atendimento-sob-gestao-das-oss/hospitalregional-abelardo-santos/
- Santa Casa de Misericórdia Foundation: https://santacasa.pa.gov.br/
Emergency Contacts
- Useful telephone numbers: Police, Firefighters, SAMU, Municipal Guard and COP30’s Ombudsperson office.
- Military Police: 190
- SAMU: 192
- Firefighters: 193
- Municipal Guard: 153
- COP30’s Ombudsperson Chanel: https://cop30.br/en/cop30-services/contact-us
Routes to the Event
https://cop30.br/pt-br/servicos-da-cop30/transporte-durante-a-cop30
To find your way around the event and get to know the main access routes:
Blue Zone: https://cop30.br/pt-br/sobre-a-cop30/blue-zone
Green Zone: https://cop30.br/pt-br/sobre-a-cop30/green-zone