Category: etias
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Venice Implements New Tourism Regulations for 2024
Starting in June 2024, Venice will enforce new regulations to manage mass tourism. Organized tour groups will be limited to 25 people, and the use of loudspeakers will be banned to reduce disturbances and improve the flow of tourists in the city’s historic areas. These measures aim to promote sustainable tourism and protect the city’s…
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Portugal’s Participation in ITB China 2024: Expectations and Opportunities
Portugal is gearing up for a significant presence at ITB China 2024, aimed at strengthening ties with Chinese travelers and operators. Past successes include forging partnerships and highlighting key destinations. New initiatives for 2024 include sustainable tourism promotion and interactive digital experiences. Portugal will also highlight the benefits of the ETIAS system for easier travel…
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British Tourism from Lisbon: A Growing Trend
British tourism from Lisbon has surged in recent years due to the city’s convenient airport, offering direct flights to major UK cities. Its blend of traditional and modern attractions, affordable yet high-quality travel experience, pleasant climate, and strategic location contribute to its popularity among British travelers.
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Exploring Portugal’s Most Popular Destinations
Portugal, a diverse gem on the Iberian Peninsula, beckons with historic cities, stunning coastlines, and enriching experiences. Lisbon charms with its blend of tradition and modernity, Porto boasts port wine and vibrant architecture, while the Algarve allures with sun-kissed beaches. Sintra captivates with fairytale palaces, and Madeira offers lush landscapes and a mild climate, ensuring…
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Portuguese Government Acknowledges Severe Delays in Immigration System, Prompting Protests
In April 2024, the Portuguese government acknowledged severe challenges in the immigration system. The transition to a new agency has caused a backlog in processing residence permits, leading to protests and concerns among immigrant communities. The government has pledged to improve efficiency and address the delays, aiming to ensure the rights and integration of immigrants.
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Portugal and ETIAS: What You Need to Know
The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) will be implemented in 2025, requiring visitors from visa-exempt countries to obtain authorization before entering the Schengen Zone, including Portugal. The Portuguese government is actively preparing for this change, emphasizing the importance of ETIAS in strengthening security and facilitating safe travel within the EU. Visitors are advised…
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