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The announcement comes in the wake of the Airlines for Europe (A4E) initiative to harmonize hand luggage policies among member airlines, aiming to reduce confusion for travelers.

This prestigious international event will take place as part of the “European Wine Capital 2026” program, a title awarded to Baixo Alentejo in May of this year.

Over the past three decades, the Penha Cable Car — one of Guimarães’ most iconic tourist attractions — has transported more than 6.3 million passengers, becoming a symbol of the city’s connection between nature and…

This move marks a significant milestone in the company’s national expansion and reinforces its commitment to serving Portugal’s most important mobility hubs.

Backed by positive results from the first semester, Turismo do Algarve plans to maintain its focus on strategic market engagement, differentiated tourism products, and a value-driven approach that positions the Algarve as a leading European…

After a successful 2024 edition in Porto Santo, the upcoming summit moves once again to an autonomous region, placing the natural beauty and strategic importance of the Azores in the spotlight.

Held at the Teatro Ribeiro Conceição, this two-day gathering will bring together national and international experts for a series of talks, culinary experiences, and roundtable discussions focused on the evolving landscape of hospitality.

Alentejo Tourism is taking decisive steps to position the region as a leader in sustainable wine tourism and lakeside cultural experiences.

The first direct flight landed on June 25 at the Lajes Civil Air Terminal on Terceira, marking a new chapter in air connectivity between Central Europe and this increasingly popular Atlantic destination.

Ponta Delgada, a key gateway to the Azores and one of Portugal’s most dynamic tourism destinations, has taken a significant step forward in shaping its tourism future by creating the Municipal Tourism Council.

Portugal saw its highest-ever tourism revenue for the month of April, with data released by the Bank of Portugal (BdP) on June 18, 2025, confirming a significant surge driven by Easter holiday travel.

While Amsterdam tops the list with a staggering 18.45€ per night, no Portuguese destination makes it into the Top 10, despite an increasing number of municipalities introducing or updating local tourist levies.

Portugal has officially secured its place among the world’s most peaceful nations, climbing one spot to rank 7th in the 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI). This marks a continued trend of improvement for the country,…

In 2025, this long-standing collaboration between the three regions takes a bold step forward with the launch of a joint international tourism strategy. The vision: to offer an authentic, diverse, and sustainable travel experience rooted…

The train travels along the iconic Vouga Line, providing both locals and tourists a chance to explore the cultural and historical heritage of Portugal’s central-northern interior.

Wine lovers, mark your calendars! On June 28, 2025, the Enóphilo Wine Fest returns to Coimbra for its highly anticipated 6th edition, promising an unforgettable experience for wine enthusiasts and professionals alike.

According to data released by the National Statistics Institute (INE), this marks a continuation of the upward trend that began at the start of the year, with April setting yet another monthly record for passenger…

This recognition celebrates the station’s transformation into a modern cultural and tourism hub while honoring its architectural heritage.

This positive trend, according to the Algarve Hotel and Tourism Enterprises Association (AHETA), was largely fueled by rising demand from domestic travelers as well as visitors from Spain and Germany.

This exclusive event seamlessly blends art and wine in the stunning natural setting of the Douro Valley.

The new tourism post is open every day of the week, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, ensuring a consistent and welcoming presence for travelers. Whether you’re planning a boating adventure on Alqueva Lake, exploring…

The BTL – Better Tourism Lisbon Travel Market (formerly the Lisbon Tourism Exchange) set a new attendance record in its 2025 edition, held from March 12 to 16. The event brought together 82,000 visitors at…

Turismo de Portugal has awarded four companies from Alentejo the Sustainability Engaged seal as part of the Empresas Turismo 360º Program (PET 360º).

This initiative includes an exclusive promotional video and a dedicated section on the Visit Madeira website, providing essential information for couples looking to celebrate their love in this stunning archipelago.

Combining entertainment, adventure, and environmental awareness, the park once again surprises guests with exciting shows, interactive attractions, and zoological habitats that highlight the importance of wildlife conservation and ecosystem protection.

The Regional Network of Hiking Trails in the Azores is set to expand with the implementation of 14 new trails and the approval of three additional routes by the Hiking Trails Monitoring Committee (CAPP). With…

The latest edition of the “Top 100 City Destinations Index 2024,” compiled by Euromonitor International, includes two Portuguese cities among the most attractive urban destinations for tourists: Lisbon and Porto.

The implementation of tourist taxes in Portugal continues to expand.

Cristiano Ronaldo Airport, in Madeira, has taken a significant step toward modernizing its safety and operational efficiency with the implementation of a new weather phenomenon detection system. This €3.5 million investment aims to improve real-time…

Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport in Porto has taken a significant step towards sustainability by initiating large-scale biofuel use in its handling operations. This milestone results from a partnership between PRIO, Portway, and Beyond Fuels, which…

Lisbon will introduce new regulations for Tuk Tuks starting next summer, announced Filipe Anacoreta Correia, Vice President of the Lisbon City Council. The official emphasized that the proposed regulatory model is “innovative” and has been…

From April 2 to 5, 2025, Terceira Island in the Azores will host two major events that promise to combine tourism, sustainability, and innovation.

Portuguese Equestrian Art has been officially designated as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

Portugal remains a standout as one of the top 10 most searched travel destinations on Google in 2024, according to data from Year in Search.

Portugal continues to strengthen its position as a top travel choice for American tourists, being named the second most sought-after country for travel in 2025. This conclusion comes from a study conducted among the members…

The iconic Fado Museum, located in the historic Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon, is preparing for an ambitious expansion and renovation project. Scheduled for 2025, the initiative aims to revitalize this space dedicated to Fado, a…

Portugal takes a pioneering role in sensory tourism with the launch of “Portugal by Nose,” the world’s first tourist route guided by scent.

Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport and the airline TAP have been recognized among the world’s best in luggage handling, according to a report by AirHelp, a company specializing in passenger rights.

The official inauguration took place recently, with the Secretary of State for Tourism, Pedro Machado, in attendance.

This development marks a significant shift in the Portuguese tourism landscape, highlighting the growing impact of U.S. tourists on the local economy.

This index, created for the first time by the “HelloSafe” platform, uses 35 objective indicators to assess safety in different countries.

Starting from August 13, 2024, new rules will come into effect regulating access to the Benagil caves, located in the municipality of Lagoa, in the Algarve.

Today, Turismo de Portugal announced the creation of the Network of Regional Sustainability Observatories, making Portugal the first country to have sustainability observatories in all of its tourist regions.

With a new approach led by Mayor Carlos Moedas, the municipality aims to halve the number of tuk-tuks that can park on public roads and create specific parking areas for licensed vehicles.

According to Google Trends data, Portugal has emerged over the past 12 months as the third most searched country on Google Flights, and in July, searches for Portugal in the tourism category reached a new…

The Port of Lisbon has shown positive performance in the cruise sector, with notable growth in both the number of ship calls and passenger volume in June.

Compared to the same period in 2023, the Port of Leixões saw a 10% increase in passengers and a 27% rise in ships, marking an all-time high.

These measures, aimed at protecting residents’ quality of life and preserving the city’s heritage, were announced by the Mayor, Rui Moreira, and will be implemented in the coming weeks.

The tourist tax applied to overnight stays in Lisbon will increase from two to four euros, starting from September 1st.

UnionPay International (“UPI”) está expandiéndose rápidamente en el mercado europeo, ya que 90% países y regiones de Europa, incluidos todos los países del Área Schengen, aceptan ya tarjetas UnionPay.

Turismo de Portugal was honored with the Best Destination award at the prestigious Routes Europe 2024 Awards, during a ceremony held in Aarhus, Denmark.

The World Travel Awards, often referred to as the “Oscars” of tourism, were established in 1993 and are awarded by professionals from the global tourism industry.

Portugal is divided into several tourist regions, each with its own distinct attractions. Here are some of the main tourism regions in Portugal: