The old Monchique Longevity Wellness Resort is scheduled to reopen this month after a €5 million refit, claims the new operator, Macdonald Hotels & Resorts.
The original resort, built on a bend in the road below Caldas, closed in 2014 and is said to have been taken over by ‘a consortium’ with the Scottish hotel and leisure group managing the new business.
Portugal’s well padded telecoms companies have responded to reports of ever increasing prices by claiming that consumers now get more for their money.
The number of Spaniards moving to the UK has soared over the last four years by 117% taking the number from 63,000 to 137,000.
Germany’s far-right party, Alternative für Deutschland(AfD), has adopted an anti-Islam manifesto at its conference over the weekend.
Nobel prizewinning economist Paul Krugman has penned a somewhat pessimistic article on the European economy and the situation that Portugal finds itself in.
The President of the MillenniumBCP confirmed today that the bank wants to buy Novo Banco.
Producers of Italy’s much loved “frizzante” (fizzy) wine have been hit by a string of thefts of newly-planted vines from the hills of Veneto and Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, the two regions where the popular sparkling wine is produced.
The Marés Vivas music festival, which takes place every July, has been moved for the first time to an area just 100 metres from the Douro River Estuary nature reserve. This 150-acre areaq is protected by law and is home to around 220 species of birds, including eagles, kingfishers and cormorants, and a top European most site for bird-watching.









