Best of Algarve in Lisbon
Lisbon’s BTL tourism fair was the perfect stage for the Algarve to announce the first direct air link to the USA, a new water-saving certificate for hotels and the launch
Azores expects another ‘excellent year for tourism’
Azores has been “breaking all records in terms of tourism” – regional secretary Azores’ regional secretary for tourism, mobility and infrastructures believes 2024 “will be another year of excellent performance”
Easter to be even busier than last year in Algarve
Bookings have surpassed those registered in 2023 This Easter is shaping up to be even busier than last year’s in the Algarve. According to regional tourism officials, bookings have so
Algarve hoteliers demand action from future PM
AHETA calls for the creation of a Ministry of Tourism, a “fiscal revolution” and a clampdown on bureaucracy The Algarve Hoteliers Association (AHETA) has written an open letter to the
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 beach named best in the world by Tripadvisor
The Algarve’s planned desalination plant is to be built near the beach Albufeira’s stunning Praia da Falésia has been hailed the best beach in the world in the 2024 edition
Algarve pays tribute to André Jordan
Several public figures paid their respects to “a true visionary”, “an exceptional man”, “a businessman of uncommon qualities” Entrepreneur André Jordan, undoubtedly one of the leading figures in the development
Algarve launches “ambitious” training project for tourism professionals
Training tourism professionals is considered an “essential pillar” for providing top services Around 1,800 tourism professionals are due to receive training through a new programme launched by the national tourism
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
Algarve only region to fall short of record tourism numbers in 2023
The UK remains Portugal’s main foreign market The Algarve was the only region in Portugal that did not improve its tourism numbers in 2023 compared to 2019 (the last year









