Travel
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Cut quarantine with a private test!
If the thought of a lengthy period of quarantine is holding you back from visiting Portugal to choose your new home, then we have good news!
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Biggest waves in the world!
From October to March is Big-Wave season in Nazaré, the quaint fishing village on the Silver Coast of Portugal. Most of the renowned Big-Wave surf spots are off remote islands in the middle of the ocean.
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The Formula One Heineken Grand Prix is back in Portugal
The long-awaited return of Formula 1 racing to Portugal will be hosted by Portimão’s Algarve International Autodrome (AIA) between Friday, October 23 and Sunday, October 25.
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Portugal Masters 2020
Today marks the start of the 2020 Portugal Masters running from 10-13 September at the Dom Pedro Victoria Golf Course, Vilamoura, but the event is not as we know it!
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The great outdoors!
September is a delightful month in Portugal – there’s plenty of sunshine (as there is almost all year round) and if you love the outdoors, then the Algarve, between September and June, is the perfect place to enjoy cycling and walking.
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The best time to visit Portugal!
With the air bridge between the UK and Portugal now in place and Brits no longer needing to quarantine on their return, now is the best time to visit Portugal!
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Algarve advertising on UK TV
Turismo do Algarve is set to launch "a strong communication operation" on the UK’s ‘Channel 5’ TV, to "reinforce the message that the region remains a safe destination for holidays".
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Turismo de Portugal launches their own travel insurance
Portugal's National Tourism Authority – Turismo de Portugal, has just launched a new travel insurance scheme that offers visitors to Portugal medical and holiday cancellation cover
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Portugal – the first European country to receive the “Safe Travels” stamp
If you’re thinking about coming over to Portugal, then you can!
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Peaceful Portugal
It’s official – Portugal is the 3rd most peaceful country in the world – again!
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Portugal – Clean and Safe
Portugal is the third most peaceful country in the world, according to the Global Peace Index 2019, it is also being held up as safe in other ways - as one of the countries that have handled the COVID-19 crisis well by keeping contagion low.
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Golden Visa Investments In Romantic Porto
Porto is a small, vibrant city renowned not only as producers of fine port wine that made the city famous three centuries ago but also for its stately bridges.
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#1: Portugal’s Algarve Coast
With Easter just around the corner, there is certainly plenty of time to think about what life with our families should look like when things return to normal.
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Bringing Up Your Children In The Algarve
With Portugal's rich history, sunshine 300+ days of the year, gracious and friendly people, great healthcare, excellent quality of life – it’s no wonder that families are drawn to Portugal and in particular to the Algarve.
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Portugal Loves You!
The Anglo-Portuguese Alliance, ratified at the Treaty of Windsor in 1386 between England and Portugal
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The Algarve – Best Golf Destination Again!
Today’s Golfer magazine annual Travel Awards have just crowned the Algarve as Europe’s leading golf destination for the fourth year in a row.
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Buying property in Portugal
The sun is still shining here in Portugal with temperatures in the late 20’s – so why not come over and look for your dream home! Let us tell you a little about the buying procedure and costs.
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Portugal – the best quality of life for expats in the world
In the InterNations Expat Insiders 2019 survey, Portugal came top for quality of life for foreigners living away from home.
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Lisbon – a foodie’s paradise!
Everyone loves Lisbon, but it’s not necessarily known as a culinary destination. There is beauty everywhere you look, from the architecture dating back to the Moors
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The future is bright for Portugal!
The latest Algarve tourism activity figures from the first half of 2019 have been released by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).