Creative water-saving campaign targets Algarve tourists
Water-filled suitcases at Faro Airport to urge tourists to “save 235 litres per day” A creative strategy has been announced by Algarve tourism authorities to raise awareness among arriving tourists
Algarve showcases nature, culture, food and wines at Lisbon’s BTL
The Algarve stand will aim to showcase the “essence of the region” The Algarve tourism board (RTA) will be promoting the region’s food, wine, nature, and culture at the BTL
Algarve tourist accommodation revenues exceed €1.5 billion in 2023
The number of guests, rounds of golf played, and passengers travelling through Faro airport broke record numbers last year. The Algarve Tourism Board has revealed a very positive assessment of
André Gomes announces bid for Algarve Tourism Board presidency
André Gomes has a law degree and has worked for five years as the director of the Centre of Promotion, Entertainment and Touristic Information at the Algarve Tourism Board (RTA).
Tourism board to launch ‘Algarve Clean & Safe’ manual to prevent spread of Covid-19
The Algarve’s tourism board (RTA) is preparing to launch a “good practices” manual called ‘Algarve Clean & Safe’. It will include guidelines for tourism companies to improve their health and
Algarve’s tourism board approves €6.9 million budget
A €6.9 million budget focusing mostly on promoting the Algarve in Portugal and Spain has been approved by the regional tourism board (RTA). Around €2 million will be used to
Algarve’s tourism board launches Nature Week
It is a new initiative entitled ‘Algarve Nature Week’ and if all goes according to plan it should be held next April. Organised by the Algarve’s tourism board (RTA), the
Tourism board promotes Lagoa’s “secrets”
The Algarve Tourism Board (RTA) is set to host another round of its ‘Redescobrir os Segredos do Algarve’ project – this time in Lagoa on Thursday (November 20). Designed to
Travel fair
The Algarve Tourism Board is this month participating in the ‘Feira das Viagens’, a travel fair being held in Lisbon and Porto, with around 50 tourism-related businesses taking part as
RTA brings out the big guns
In a major change of strategy, the Algarve tourism board (RTA) has rejected around 2,500 requests for funding from organisations across the region and will spend next year’s budget on