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Porto, once again, a finalist in the World Travel Awards
The city is nominated in the categories "World's Leading City Break Destination", "World's Leading City Destination" and "World's Leading Heritage City Destination".
Municipality takes wine tourism projects to the general meeting of the Great Wine Capitals
Lausanne, Switzerland, hosted the Annual General Meeting of Great Wine Capitals - International Network of Capitals of Large Vineyards.
Municipal Police will have an APP to help tourists
The City Council celebrated with Turismo de Portugal - Escola de Hotelaria e Turismo do Porto a cooperation protocol to develop the "Formação + Próxima" program.
The winners of the Best Of Wine Tourism 2024 awards are already known
The announcement was made at the closing of the network's annual meeting on Thursday night in Lausanne, Switzerland.
The New York Times looks at Porto as the “new creative axis” of the country
From “old-school shellfish restaurants to ceramic studios”, the American newspaper highlights the city's cultural, commercial, and leisure offerings.
The Municipality of Porto was present at the World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism
Culinary Plaza is part of the World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism, a joint initiative of the World Tourism Organization and the Basque Culinary Center.
Project launched to encourage cooperation between wine tourism agents in Douro, Porto and Vinhos Verdes
It is called Best of Club – Porto, and aims sharing knowledge and ease communication, trust, and cooperation among wine tourism economic operators.
Porto elected Europe’s Leading City Break Destination 2023
The attractiveness of the city of Porto wins once again the World Travel Awards.
Porto launches manifest with advice and good practices for tourists
On World Day of tourism, the municipality leaves some tips to those who visit us, regarding the night, accommodations and tours around the city.
Tourist activity in Porto generates economic and historic impact in the city
Up to July, 344 million Euros were accumulated in the city through transactions with foreign cards, a historic peak with a surge of 36% compared to the homologous time period.