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December 24, 2023
As the new year approaches, travelers heading to Schengen countries may face increased costs, with various European destinations implementing tourist taxes. In a contrasting move, many countries announced plans to cancel visa requirements for visitors.
December 24, 2023
While many seek out the Algarve's popular beaches, there's a hidden haven that remains off most people radar.
December 23, 2023
A close call for some! Spaying & Neutering Programme, is a popular one. With the humans, that is! APAA, the Association for Protection of Animals Algarve...
December 23, 2023
IF all you want for Christmas is a little winter sun, then we have got it sorted.All the major holiday companies have got tempting deals to fly you of
December 22, 2023
Travel to some Schengen countries is set to become more expensive in 2024 as various destinations plan to impose tourist taxes to recover losses caused by COVID-19 and generate additional income.
December 22, 2023
European Travel Costs Surge: Paris Taxes Up 200%, Venice Daily Fees Expected in 2024 Prepare for your European travel plans to potentially d... | News Track
December 22, 2023
Most of the places bringing in or raising taxes have had over-tourism issues. Locals here have complained about noise disruption caused by rowdy tourists hitting the town hard late into the night. - Planning A Trip To Europe? THESE 10 Popular Hotspots Have Increased Tourist Taxes, Daily Visitors Fee
December 22, 2023
Covered area 114m2 excluding balconies, private roof terrace & garage. Built in 2007.
December 22, 2023
The Saint Andrewโs Society of the Algarve held another successful Saint Andrewโs Ball with 120 guests at the Penina Hotel on Saturday 25 November. Our piper...
December 22, 2023
A visitor levy in Scotland would be unlikely to have a detrimental impact on local authority areas, a Holyrood committee has said in a report, bringing the tax one step closer.