Tourism industry, travel trends, and visitor statistics for Portugal.
The Air Invictus aerial festival opens its three-day run on 19 June 2026 across the four Greater Porto municipalities of Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia, Maia and Matosinhos, with the bulk of the flying programme staged over the Douro estuary between the...
A portaria published in the Diário da República on 12 June 2026 inscribes the 180.49 km Caminho de Torres into the official Caminho de Santiago network, running from Sernancelhe to Valença across 15 municipalities and two UNESCO sites.
The Bolsa de Turismo de Lisboa (BTL) — recently rebranded internationally as the Better Tourism Lisbon Travel Market — has selected Évora as the município convidado (guest municipality) for its 37th edition, the 3-7 March 2027 fair at the Feira...
The ANA Aeroportos de Portugal network handled more than seven million passengers in May 2026, sustaining a +3% year-on-year rise that left the operator running roughly four points ahead of the broader Vinci Airports group, parent Vinci Airports...
EasyJet has marked the fifth anniversary of its Faro Airport base with a 3% summer capacity lift to 1.7 million seats, 18 routes and five Airbus A320 family aircraft on the ramp. The carrier has counted €8 billion of regional economic contribution since the 2021 launch.
IPAM's Sports Marketing Office puts Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 economic impact at a €378M group-stage floor, €561M round-of-16 mid-band and €945M trophy ceiling — eclipsing the €440M Euro 2004 home-tournament print — as the national team kicks off Group K against DR Congo at 18:00 WEST today.
The European Environment Agency's 2025 Bathing-Water Report, released 16 June 2026, classifies 559 of 682 Portuguese bathing waters as excelente — an 82% excellence share that sits below the Cyprus-Greece-Bulgaria-Austria 95%+ lead pack and leaves 12 sites at mau.
