Sports and Leisure

Portugal Rally (Rally de Portugal) generated €22.6 million of which €13.6 million came from VAT and €9 million from IPS fuel tax in 2024. “The amount represents a direct economic impact of 24.1% [...]

Cascais Mayor Carlos Carreiras reflects on an international marketing strategy that has placed the resorts on a qualitative par with Cannes, San Tropez and Positano thanks to a year-round [...]

A decade ago, Portugal’s Professional Football League was on the brink of bankruptcy – rudderless and divided. Ten years later, celebrity referee Pedro Proença arrived and turned the ship [...]

Cybercrime not only affects Portugal’s businesses, costing companies millions each year; it has the potential to destroy lives as the guest speaker at a lunch-debate organised by the [...]

The Madrid-based investment company Ithaka, which had investment experience in sports and sports infrastructures in Europe, has invested an initial €65 million sum in Porto Football Club. (FC [...]

The Portuguese State umbrella company that controls public sector companies is to put Estoril’s autodrome up for sale says online news source ECO. Parpública has wanted to sell the Estoril track [...]

The Portuguese government is committed to investing in young athletes and in sport to put Portugal at the top of the podia of international sporting events. This was the message from João Paulo [...]

Padel is a big deal in Portugal these days. Gone are the sneers and derision that it’s for players who can’t master tennis. With 250 clubs and 140,000 players up and down the country, Essential [...]