Document #: | N5021 |
Date: | 2025-09-12 |
Project: | Programming Language C++ |
Audience: |
JTC 1 / SC 22 / WG 21 |
Reply-to: |
Matheus Izvekov <[email protected]> |
You are thereby invited to the autumn 2026 meeting of WG21
on November 16-21, 2026, Monday to Saturday (with
orientation meeting for new members and guests on November 15,
2026), to be held online via Zoom and face-to-face in:
Hotel Atlantico
Búzios
Estrada da Usina,
294 - Morro do Humaitá
Armação de Búzios - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
The hotel is both the in-person meeting location and the recommended
lodging.
Internet access is included in your hotel room rate and provided in
meeting spaces.
Register with the hotel until October 1, 2026. After that date, rooms
are not guaranteed to be available.
Use the “WG21” code when registering, either by phone, or whatsapp (and also with an alternate number), or email.
Please don’t use the online option on their website, as you won’t be
able to inform the event code.
Please register your
participation with ISO, in the ISO meetings platform
This is needed for name tags, transport, and catering.
Zoom participation information and updates will be provided before
the meeting via the “meeting”
email list and on the Búzios 2026 meeting wiki.
Buzios is served by the Galeao
International Airport (GIG).
The distance between hotel and airport is about a 3 hour drive.
Transportation shuttles will be provided to the guests free of
charge.
A form will be made available in a later date, where it will be possible
to register when you are arriving, when you are leaving, how many
persons, and the amount of luggage.
Coffee, tea and petit-fours will be provided at the meeting for
mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks.
If you are staying at the venue hotel, breakfast will be included.
There are many restaurants within walking distance, including inside the
hotel.
Búzios November weather is usually sunny, with occasional rain
storms.
Expect temperatures in the 20°C to 28°C range (68°F to 82°F).
The venue is air-conditioned, including the meeting rooms.
Light clothes are recommended, such as light sweaters.
First time attendees are welcome to an informal orientation on
Sunday November 15 at 6pm, starting in the venue lobby
and then taking a tour through the meeting areas.
This will cover information about the wiki and email lists, how
subgroups work, and any questions you might have.
The Brazilian Currency is the Real
(BRL).
There are money exchange services available in the airport, and in
Búzios.
Mastercard and VISA credit cards are usually accepted in all
establishments.
Most nationalities can enter Brazil without a Visa.
You can check here
if a Visa is required for your country.
For citizens of the USA, Canada and Australia, an
e-visa can be procured online, or can be obtained in person through
a brazilian embassy, valid for stays up to 90 days.
Visa fees are set at reciprocal rates, and are currently at US$ 80.90,
subject to change.
Unlike most countries, Brazil doesn’t have standardized voltage on
power sockets.
Most cities in Rio, including the capital and Búzios, use 127V @ 60 Hz.
Some states in Brazil use 220V @ 60Hz, so if you are planning to visit
places far away from the capital and Búzios, please consult this table.
Power receptacles are compatible with the Europlug.
The language spoken in Brazil is Portuguese. You can expect most
service providers in Búzios to be able to communicate in basic
english.
Outside of those areas, you can’t count on it, except on tourist
oriented services.
Camera-based instant translators, such as Google Translate, can also be
used to good effect.
You can expect Búzios to be pretty safe, even to european standards.
There is a small risk of petty theft.
Some beaches can be hazardous if you are not an experienced
swimmer.
Beaches on the north and east side, which are facing the coast, are much
calmer than the beaches on the west and south side which face the open
ocean.
You can expect flags indicating beach hazards and life saver stations
and patrols.
This is a pedestrian-only cobblestone street, where most of the bars,
restaurants, coffee shops, stores, and art galleries are located.
This is a big sidewalk with a nice view, which connects the end of
the Cobble Street with the fisherman’s wharf.
It is named after and has a statue of french actress Brigitte
Bardot.
It’s an old catholic church, built in the 18th century, which was
built high up in a lookout point, offering nice views.
Ancient geological formation (~600M - 1B y/o), has interesting rock
formations and natural pools.
Lookout point located in a natural reserve, offers a nice view of the coast.
There are many water rides available on the island, including
schooner, catamaran, speedboat.
Both for sightseeing tours, and also for transport.
Dune buggy tours are also available, and also possible to rent (requires
driving license).
Other activities include diving, golf, kite surf, and wind surf.
The meeting is sponsored and organized by the C++ Alliance, on behalf of the Brazilian national standards body (ABNT).