Portugal: Last stop for nostalgia train
April 4, 2019
Portugal’s rail operator pulls the plug on a popular nostalgia-themed train that carried visitors on a scenic route along the Douro River.
Portugal’s rail operator pulls the plug on a popular nostalgia-themed train that carried visitors on a scenic route along the Douro River.
Following up on a popular program that allows passengers free stopovers in Lisbon, TAP will let travelers add a second Brazil destination to their trips.
Lisbon is scheduled to have a second airport by 2022, relieving crowding at its existing airport.
Professor Abe visits the Church of Carmo, situated in Faro. It is a richly decorated church, but is best know for its skull chapel.
TAP continues its aggressive expansion into North America, and has plans for two more cities to be announced later.
TAP adds Washington and Chicago on its way to a bigger footprint both in North America and in Europe.
With the details of Britain’s departure from Europe still unsettled, it appears that British vacationers are holding off decisions on trips to Portugal.
The city is promising to spend the additional funds on improving transportation and sanitation in its most-touristed areas.
Late-summer sun can be dangerous for UV radiation, according to Portugal’s weather authorities, who are also concerned about fire risk.
A fire-ravaged region wants visitors back to help rebuild.
Portugal’s rail operator pulls the plug on a popular nostalgia-themed train that carried visitors on a scenic route along the Douro River.
Following up on a popular program that allows passengers free stopovers in Lisbon, TAP will let travelers add a second Brazil destination to their trips.
Lisbon is scheduled to have a second airport by 2022, relieving crowding at its existing airport.
Professor Abe visits the Church of Carmo, situated in Faro. It is a richly decorated church, but is best know for its skull chapel.
TAP continues its aggressive expansion into North America, and has plans for two more cities to be announced later.
TAP adds Washington and Chicago on its way to a bigger footprint both in North America and in Europe.
With the details of Britain’s departure from Europe still unsettled, it appears that British vacationers are holding off decisions on trips to Portugal.
The city is promising to spend the additional funds on improving transportation and sanitation in its most-touristed areas.
Late-summer sun can be dangerous for UV radiation, according to Portugal’s weather authorities, who are also concerned about fire risk.
A fire-ravaged region wants visitors back to help rebuild.