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Confederação do Turismo Calls the Lisbon Airport Fix Incomplete — Francisco Calheiros Pushes Full TAP Privatisation, SATA Inclusion and a Tourism-Strategy Reveal as the Azores Book an 8% Demand Drop on the Ryanair Exit

Confederação do Turismo Calls the Lisbon Airport Fix Incomplete — Francisco Calheiros Pushes Full TAP Privatisation, SATA Inclusion and a Tourism-Strategy Reveal as the Azores Book an 8% Demand Drop on the Ryanair Exit

The Confederação do Turismo de Portugal (Tourism Confederation of Portugal — CTP) does not buy the line that the Aeroporto Humberto Delgado has been fixed. Speaking on Antena 1 and Jornal de Negócios' Conversa Capital on 13 June 2026, CTP president...
The Portugal Brief
Turismo de Portugal Kicks Off the 'It's Portugal Time' Mundial 2026 Campaign With FPF — '11 Titular' Reveal Concept, Time Out Market Brooklyn Portugal House and a Seven-Market Push Run 17 June Through 19 July Across the Co-Hosted Tournament

Turismo de Portugal Kicks Off the 'It's Portugal Time' Mundial 2026 Campaign With FPF — '11 Titular' Reveal Concept, Time Out Market Brooklyn Portugal House and a Seven-Market Push Run 17 June Through 19 July Across the Co-Hosted Tournament

Turismo de Portugal and FPF roll out 'It's Portugal Time' for Mundial 2026 — '11 Titular' reveals on Selecção match days, a Portugal House on Time Out Market Brooklyn's rooftop from 10 June to 18 July, and a seven-market push across the US, Canada, Brazil, UK, Spain, Germany and France.
The Portugal Brief
IPAM Mundial 2026 Impact Study Pencils Portuguese Pickup at €378M to €945M Across Four Scenarios — Domestic Consumption Carries 26%, Food Service 15%, Advertising 14% and Digital 23% as the Seleção Opens vs DR Congo on 17 June

IPAM Mundial 2026 Impact Study Pencils Portuguese Pickup at €378M to €945M Across Four Scenarios — Domestic Consumption Carries 26%, Food Service 15%, Advertising 14% and Digital 23% as the Seleção Opens vs DR Congo on 17 June

IPAM's 2 June UK-Sport-grounded prediction model pencils the Portuguese Mundial 2026 economic impact between €378M (group-stage exit) and €945M (title), with domestic consumption carrying 26%, food service 15%, advertising 14% and digital 23%.
The Portugal Brief