An updated version of the Portuguese Highway Code has instituted strict measures to control the van life trend — but the country’s autocaravanistas are fighting back.
The remote work trend is nothing new, but there’s a newfound focus on a certain small island off the coast of Africa. Atlas spoke with some members of Madeira’s growing digital nomad community to find out more.
After reaching a peak in late January, the country’s daily COVID numbers have declined dramatically over the past week, giving rise to some positive predictions.
As Portugal’s second major lockdown continues, live music may seem like a distant dream. But some industry leaders and artists are already planning for the return of concerts and festivals — COVID notwithstanding.
Amid lockdown measures and reduced international tourism, the country’s cultural institutions are feeling the effects of the pandemic.
If your business is built on a desire for travel and social connection, how do you survive in a time when those things are discouraged? For some Portuguese hostels, coliving could be the solution.
Apps like Uber Eats and Glovo may not charge more than a 20% commission to restaurants or raise delivery fees during the current state of emergency.
SEF confirms the total number of arrivals, asylum applications, and outcomes of the migrants who came to Portugal from Morocco by boat.
Portugal has received high praise for its treatment of immigrants and refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic, but foreign residents still face significant socioeconomic hurdles.
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