Portugal: Delay, Don’t Cancel (for now)
April 28, 2020
Portugal’s tourism secretary really wants to see you, and she’s ready to wait, and perhaps even entice you a little. That’s in the face of
Portugal’s tourism secretary really wants to see you, and she’s ready to wait, and perhaps even entice you a little. That’s in the face of
Join Marilyn on a tour of this museum that chronicles Portugal’s history as well as one of its unique art forms.
Portugal’s small brewers turn their process ingredients into an emergency disinfectant
Portugal is working hard to hold on to its 2 million annual British visitors
The German airline, possibly in partnership with United Airlines, is reported negotiating to take control of Portugal’s flag carrier.
PHeymont shares views, notes and some history from Portugal’s second-largest city.
Lisbon installs new seats, using Portuguese materials, hoping for better wear and longer use.
Portugal tops the world in mobile use of mobile phones, but they’re far from alone in their dangerous habits.
In the Portuguese pilgrimage town of Fatima, the Capuchin order has opened a museum with a huge collection of nativity scenes.
A new plan will allow Lisbon’s airport to accommodate more than half again as many flights as today.
Portugal’s tourism secretary really wants to see you, and she’s ready to wait, and perhaps even entice you a little.
Join Marilyn on a tour of this museum that chronicles Portugal’s history as well as one of its unique art forms.
Portugal’s small brewers turn their process ingredients into an emergency disinfectant
Portugal is working hard to hold on to its 2 million annual British visitors
The German airline, possibly in partnership with United Airlines, is reported negotiating to take control of Portugal’s flag carrier.
PHeymont shares views, notes and some history from Portugal’s second-largest city.
Lisbon installs new seats, using Portuguese materials, hoping for better wear and longer use.
Portugal tops the world in mobile use of mobile phones, but they’re far from alone in their dangerous habits.
In the Portuguese pilgrimage town of Fatima, the Capuchin order has opened a museum with a huge collection of nativity scenes.
A new plan will allow Lisbon’s airport to accommodate more than half again as many flights as today.