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Portugal Climbs One Step and Is Already the 11th Best Economy in the World to Develop Tourism, According to the World Economic Forum

Summary by Jornal Expresso
This year's report raises Portugal's position on the list of the most competitive countries for tourism development in a resilient and sustainable way. By 2024, the country had been ranked 12th

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"The award of these medals represents a public recognition for the work, dedication and contribution of those who, through different areas of activity", says Carlos Abade president of the Tourism of Portugal

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Pedro Machado highlighted Portugal's rise to the 11th place in one of the main indices of international tourism competitiveness. We left the bank and entered the 11th initial. We are competing the 11 best destinations in the world, he said. On the capacity of growth, it was peremptory: .Portugal has no more tourism. António Brochado Correia pointed out that Portugal compares poorly in sustainability and Miguel Maya highlighted the role of nation…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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This year's report raises Portugal's position on the list of the most competitive countries for tourism development in a resilient and sustainable way. By 2024, the country had been ranked 12th

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The evaluation is made by the World Economic Forum. In the previous edition, in 2024, Portugal held the 12th place.

Portugal has reached the 11th place in the World Economic Forum's tourism competitiveness ranking, rising from the previous record, was released today.

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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