Tourism · EnvironmentAlmada's Tagus-Side Ginjal Promenade Welcomes Walkers Again 31 July
Ginjal promenade reopens 31 July with safer decking, railings and Lisbon sunset views. Get ferry tips and see redevelopment plans before you visit.
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National News · PoliticsTravel Stipend Aims to End Teacher Shortages in Portugal’s Schools
Portugal travel stipend up to €500 aims to fill teacher gaps and stabilise public-school timetables, easing childcare worries for foreign parents.
Economy · ImmigrationHouses Under €30k? Inland Portugal Adds Tax Perks Too
Cheap homes in Portugal: discover inland towns offering €20k–€30k houses, local tax breaks and fibre-optic coworking. Learn pitfalls before purchase.
Transportation · TourismPortugal’s Airports Set New Passenger Records, Squeezing Seats for Expats
Portugal airport passenger boom means fuller flights and pricier summer fares. Learn how expats can save by choosing Porto, Faro or island gateways.
Immigration · TourismPortugal's Next Border Shake-Up: Biometrics, Fees and Longer Queues for Brits
Portugal border changes bring EES biometrics and €20 ETIAS pre-travel permit for UK passport holders. Learn key dates and tips to avoid delays.
PoliticsCould André Ventura become Portugal's next Prime Minister?
Analysis of the shifting political landscape in Portugal, where the far-right Chega party, led by André Ventura, has overtaken the Socialists.
Economy · PoliticsLisbon Debates Fate of 700 Squatted Council Homes
Lisbon City Hall still counts 700 illegally occupied council flats. Discover 2025 regularisation or eviction rules and how they may nudge expat rents.
Politics · National NewsRegulator Backs Vítor Gonçalves as RTP News Chief, Shaping Expat Viewing
Regulator's nod installs veteran Vítor Gonçalves as RTP news chief, hinting at programming shifts expats worldwide will soon notice.
Culture · TourismFor Nine Summer Nights, Sines Morphs into the World's Soundstage
Explore Sines World Music Festival: free gigs, €15 castle nights, transport hacks and family-friendly extras—ideal for newcomers to Portugal.