Portugal's tourism chief visits UK
Portuguese tourism minister Bernardo Trindade is heading to the UK this week to raise awareness of his country as a tourism destination.
He is expected to meet with representatives of major tour operators and airlines during his visit, which is designed to strengthen Portugal's tourism sector in the face of major economic challenges.
The country recently announced plans to boost its funding of tourism by 20% in a bid to attract more holidaymakers to the country, which is already popular with golf tourists, city breakers and overseas property investors.
Mr Trindade said: "The tourism market is facing tough times across the whole of Europe.
"However, Portugal is committed to overcoming these challenges by investing in the promotion of our country in the UK and maintaining our status as a popular tourist destination."
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