“Don’t call the funeral homes (—) don’t let the earth eat me alive”, Herberto Hélder For several weeks now, TV newscasts and statistics have been saturated by horrifying news about the number of flights, the occupation of tourist resorts, perhaps even the sale of beach towels. I am not sure Read more…
Last week, the main international newspapers talked about the possibility of no more short-term rental in Lisbon. After generating some communication conflicts, the Mayor, Fernando Medina, clarified that he has no intention of ending this business model which is so important for tourism. It all happened when the president wrote Read more…
Finally, many borders have been officially opened. This shows that the worst pandemic we have faced in the last hundred years is coming ever closer to an end – or so we hope. With the opening of the borders, tourism is in a new and important phase: that of recovery. Read more…
Portugal was one of the most praised countries during the fight against the pandemic. And with the opening of trade and borders, it has become the destination of choice for foreigners who want to enjoy the summer with more peace of mind. At the beginning of the month, the Forbes Read more…
Dare to venture out and get to know more of Portugal! In the midst of a pandemic, tourism needed to reinvent itself and, with it, a new way of enjoying a trip without taking risks or facing large crowds was born. That Portugal goes far beyond Lisbon, Porto and the Read more…
In the midst of the pandemic, the Porto City Hall decided to cancel all suspension zones for new Local Accommodation registrations in Porto. This decision was motivated by the decrease in tourism and also because several tourist apartments migrated to conventional rental. The regulation, which was still being voted on Read more…