Are you an expat living in Portugal ?
Are you missing the taste of Great British Ale or Cider? Look no further.........
BrewintheBag are pleased to announce the launch of their range of Brew in the Bag Beers & Ciders
Looking back on 2014, people living in Portugal should have a lot to feel positive about. For a small country with a relatively small population, Portugal, and the Algarve region in particular, knows how to get itself noticed.
Last Saturday 8th November, the Women and Success project hosted, a Conference for Creativity, Innovation and Success at the Hilton Hotel in Vilamoura. It was an event dedicated to all professional women in the Algarve that wanted to become inspired by leading women that dare to innovate.
Did you know? Throughout history, the Portuguese have affected the advancement of education and educational facilities, both nationally and as far afield as Brazil, Africa and India.
A Times columnist recently pointed out that compared with any period in the past half century, the world as a whole is “healthier, wealthier, happier, cleverer, cleaner, kinder, freer, safer, more peaceful and more equal.”
Probably true. Trouble is, that kind of news doesn’t sell papers and attract advertisers.
With just over a week to go we are moving into top gear at the Guadiana Festival with a line up of acts published on the web page today.
We now have over 40 musicians performing at the Quay, Alcoutim in the eastern Algarve during the weekend 24 to 26 October, with bands and performers from Faro, Huelva, Villa Real, Ireland, Belgium, Alcoutim and some boat people with no fixed abode.
In 2013 the Women & Success project created, in partnership with the Group of Social and Organizational Psychology of the University of Algarve, coordinated by Gabriela Gonçalves, Ph.D, the first national survey which aims at analysing the levels of women's satisfaction with their personal and professional life, in Portugal.
This study seeks to bring to light how women perceive their overall fulfilment; to what extent they feel there are opportunities for their personal development and in how they manage to balance out these two dimensions, the personal and the professional.
