Portugal welcomes travellers from 93 visa-free markets as tourism grows, with Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve drawing international visitors
Read MorePortugal’s Lisbon tops a global holiday happiness ranking, bringing sunshine, walkability, healthy dining and nature into vitality tourism
Read MorePortugal’s Óbidos is extending its autumn tourism calendar in 2026 with opera and FOLIO, linking culture, heritage and longer visitor stays
Read MoreLisbon and Porto could benefit from lower fuel costs as Portugal’s petrol and diesel prices fall, supporting road travel and tourism
Read MoreViseu and Lisbon are joining forces to promote new tourism routes, cultural experiences, gastronomy and inland travel across Portugal
Read MorePortugal launches a FIFA World Cup 2026 tourism campaign highlighting Lisbon, Porto and Algarve to attract global football fans and boost travel demand
Read MorePortugal’s Dark Sky Alqueva is boosting astrotourism in 2026 with 286 clear nights annually, sustainable tourism initiatives, and world-class stargazing experiences
Read MorePortugal expands cycling tourism with coastal rides, mountain routes, vineyard valleys and adventure travel across Europe’s scenic landscapes
Read MorePortugal, Lisbon, Porto and Algarve join Italy, Spain, Greece and France in 2026, attracting year-round visitors with flexible travel, hotel discounts, and seasonal deals
Read MorePortugal joins Spain, Italy and Greece among Europe’s top 2026 travel hotspots for culture, beaches and authentic tourism experiences
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