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Author: David Hughes

As Port remains king, stunning still red wines and improving whites strive to be noticed in the market place
They all came, bringing their vines, the Phoenicians, the Greeks and of course the Romans who named their new province Lusitania, what we now call Portugal, and from where much of the wine produced was exported to the Roman Empire. Read more »

by Matt May.

This article provides an overview of some of the major tourist destinations in the Algarve region of Portugal. With its sub-tropical climate and sandy beaches, the algarve is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe.

Albufeira is considered by many to be a young persons destination, but there is plenty for older people and families to do, and the resort is much quieter away from the main summer season. The beaches are fantastic, and in the evening head for the Old Town and The Strip (the sea front area). There are plenty of restaurants and bars along the strip, but the prices here are generally higher than away from the sea front. Read more »

by Jonathan L Walker

You may have an image of the Algarve in your head that is one of a typical tourist hotspot, with nothing more to offer than beaches and the sea. While it is certainly true that the Algarve does have an abundance of this to offer, (it is a coastal region) it also has a great deal to offer by way of activities, therefore making it a popular destination, which attracts more and more tourists every year. Read more »

by Richard Cussons

Any critic in a dog show will definitely look into the dog’s history when assessing the dog.

Thus, show judges that spot a portuguese water dog remember that this is a working dog that started out in Portugal. They were bred to accomplish physically demanding work, and the ideal Portie got the job done with his skill, courage, and determination. Read more »

For anyone who is worried, here are the links for current information about swine flu. Sympton checker and downloadable leaflets available. Read more »

by Tavira Garden Complex

Most tourists who come to the Algarve on holiday obviously place the sun and beaches at the top of their priority list, but many have varying requirements when  it comes to the accommodation they choose. Lets see the different details of what each has to  offer:- Read more »

by Pedro Rodriguez

Starting a new enterprise aiming at the Portuguese market is a difficult task at this point in time. The Portuguese economy is struggling; the new Government has raised taxes including the rate of VAT to 20%, hoping to close the gap in the budget, bringing it in line to comply with the European directive. Read more »

by Ian Bevan

There is a vast array of decorative products and services available to
transform the home into a true reflection of personal style.
Whether searching for the right furniture or a piece of art or fabric to complete the look, there is plenty out there to satisfy a kaleidoscope
of tastes. Read more »

by Andy Gibson

Golfing is one of the most popular activities that the tourists coming to Western Algarve staying in holiday villas can experience. This region of Portugal has many world class golf courses like Alto Golf, Golfe do Morgado, Penina Championship Golf, Gramacho Course and Vale do Milho Golf. Many of the golf courses in Portugal offer buggy hire and club hire. Many have driving ranges and restaurants to eat in after a hard day golfing. Read more »

By Steve Woodward

Today although the Algarve in Portugal is a popular destination with tourists it still remains pretty unspoilt, compared to locations in Spain. Here you will have the chance to rent some of the most beautiful Algarve holiday villas, which are situated in locations where you will have breathtaking views of all that this part of Portugal has to offer. Read more »