Vibrant colours, music and dance lit up the night in Rimini as the Brazilian Party 2025 returned – the event organised by BHI – Bio Habitat Italia to celebrate passion, creativity and the power of collaboration in the world of open-air hospitality. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Frontemare restaurant, the evening unfolded to the rhythm of Brazilian beats, dazzling performances and irresistible energy that turned a networking occasion into a true celebration of joy and togetherness.
Organised in collaboration with Camping Business, the event also saw BHI’s Sales Manager, Raffaele Meloni, present four symbolic awards to partners who have distinguished themselves for their vision, innovation and commitment.
- The Pioneer Award went to Camping Bella Italia, recognising the courage of being the first to believe in BHI’s vision. This initial act of trust marked the beginning of a long-term partnership and laid the foundations for the company’s growth.
- The Aurora Award celebrated the creativity of Pappasole Camping Village, which developed a project that perfectly combines design, comfort and originality – a brilliant interpretation of the mobile home as a space for experience, not just accommodation.
- The Green Breath Award was presented to Ekar Asiago Camping Village for its genuine commitment to environmental sustainability. Its architectural and management choices stand as an example of how innovation can go hand in hand with respect for nature and the local area.
- Finally, the North Star Award was given to Club del Sole, a long-standing strategic partner that has played a key role in the evolution of BHI’s models, helping guide the company towards ever higher standards.
Between toasts, smiles and dancing, the Brazilian Party once again captured its authentic spirit – a moment to celebrate not only results, but also the people and relationships that make them possible.
Watch this video for a glimpse of the most memorable moments and the unique atmosphere of the evening:

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