Algarve

By SOPHIE MCCARRICK sophie.mccarrick@algarveresident.com Algarve campsites are predicted to experience a fall in occupation this summer, which could result in staff cuts at some parks. According to Beatriz Santos, an

By INÊS LOPES – ines.lopes@algarveresident.com Algarve câmaras’ total debt at the end of 2011 amounted to €651 million, with three municipalities alone responsible for half of that figure. Topping the

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Classified advertising is an extremely important and popular part of any newspaper and is vital to the community the newspaper is servicing. The publishers of  Algarve Resident take this advertising very

Around 100 cyclists of all nationalities participated in a protest along the EN125 last Sunday to fight against the A22 tolls. Organised by the Comissão Utentes Via Infante (CUVI), the

SHERATON PINE CLIFFS, ALBUFEIRA SATURDAY, JUNE 2 STARTING AT 3PM UNTIL 7PM Join us all to celebrate  at a typical afternoon English Garden Party. This will be a real family event

Faro Airport and Jet2.com are set to inaugurate the Faro-Belfast International route tomorrow (Saturday). The new route will operate on Saturdays, departing from Belfast at 7.10am and arriving in Faro

Portimão’s potential as a destination par excellence for business tourism was highlighted to a wider international market during meetings and incentive travel exhibition  IMEX’12, held in Frankfurt, Germany this week. A

Fifteen Silves students, aged between 12 and 15, participated in cleanup activities at the city’s virtually abandoned Cork Museum. Closed for the past three years, the museum reopened last Friday

Azinhal in Castro Marim council will be celebrating Algarve traditions during the fifth Terra de Maio event starting today (Friday) until Sunday, May 20. Gastronomy, traditional products, such as Castro