Angola, once a byword for family corruption, is cleaning its act up and diversifying its economy with beach and wildlife tourism in the government’s sights says international research entity The [...]

The tourism and tourism-related property development sectors in Portugal have been hard hit by the Covid-19 crisis, but there is room for cautious optimism providing the government opens up the [...]

Demand for international school education in Portugal is at an all-time high.  But with long waiting lists, is supply meeting demand? There have never been so many ­foreign residents living and [...]

The American Club of Lisbon, created 71 years ago, is one of the oldest and most prestigious organisations of its kind in Lisbon. But since the 1980s it has fought to counter a declining [...]

Dead whales and turtles washed up on beaches with plastic in their stomachs; an alarming rise in prostate and testicular cancers among men … The environment is in a mess owing to human [...]

With the launch of Boca do Lobo marking the beginning of the Covet Group in 2005, this year the group launches its most ambitious project to date: a city dedicated to design and craftsmanship, [...]

Twenty years ago this month, Expo ’98 opened on a dockland site in the east of Lisbon, previously used for oil storage and as a rubbish dump. The emphasis was on urban renewal, on bringing [...]

The most important event on Portugal’s international tennis calendar - the Millennium Estoril Open – is back at the Estoril Tennis Club between April 28 and May 6