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Portugal tourism industry economic trends

14 clusters · 45 sources · last updated

Latest: Tourism trends and new tax proposals in Portugal

By late 2026, the Portuguese tourism industry has transitioned toward a strategy of maximizing economic value over visitor volume. Industry leaders, including CTP President Francisco Calheiros and Prime Minister Luís Mon

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Portuguese budget debates and escalating housing crisis

25 clusters · 58 sources · last updated

Latest: Portugal Socialist Party criticizes government over housing and cost of living

Negotiations for the 2027 State Budget (OE2027) have intensified. Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento aims for a budget surplus of 0.3% to 0.5% of GDP to reduce national debt, warning that opposition proposals rega

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Portuguese industry tax policy advocacy

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: AHRESP calls for return to 13% VAT for food and beverage services

Various Portuguese industry associations are lobbying the government regarding taxation policies for the upcoming fiscal periods. The National Association of Spirits Companies (ANEBE) has requested that the 2027 State B

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Portugal waste management and Volta system debate

19 clusters · 55 sources · last updated

Latest: AHRESP reports operational issues with Volta recycling system

Following the 20 September 2026 launch of the Volta deposit return system, which offers a 10-cent reimbursement per container, the program has become a focal point of political and social debate. In Lisbon, Councilor Mar

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Portuguese economic and sectoral trends

4 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Portugal real estate demand rises due to Brazilian political polarization

Portugal is experiencing various economic developments across its real estate, fiscal, and service sectors. In the first half of 2026, the country recorded a budget surplus of 0.5% of GDP. The housing market saw mortgage

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