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Algarve hoteliers hail return of Dakar Rally as boost for winter tourism

Algarve hoteliers hail return of Dakar Rally as boost for winter tourism

Algarve hoteliers have welcomed confirmation that the 2027 Dakar Rally will start in the region, highlighting the potential economic boost from bringing thousands of competitors, crew members and officials to

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Olhão approves €49 million loan request, with €40 million earmarked for housing

Olhão approves €49 million loan request, with €40 million earmarked for housing

Olhão Council has approved a request to take out a €49 million loan, with €40 million earmarked for housing as the municipality steps up its local response to the national

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Porto tops Portugal’s plant-based food ranking, Algarve claims three top-six spots

Porto tops Portugal’s plant-based food ranking, Algarve claims three top-six spots

Porto has been named Portugal’s best destination for plant-based food, narrowly beating Braga and Lisbon in a new national ranking – while the Algarve also performed strongly, with three destinations

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Portugal sends condolences to Spain after high-speed train crash kills at least 30

Portugal sends condolences to Spain after high-speed train crash kills at least 30

Portugal has expressed its condolences and solidarity with neighbouring Spain after a deadly collision between two high-speed trains near Toledo left at least 30 people dead. Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel

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Portimão demands “respect” as vandals target 500-year-old stonework

Portimão demands “respect” as vandals target 500-year-old stonework

Portimão Council is appealing for greater respect for a set of 500-year-old Manueline stonework after repeated acts of vandalism forced restoration teams to intervene several times in recent months. The

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