PSD wants more qualified, safe and sustainable tourism in AlbufeiraPhoto by MELQUIZEDEQUE ALMEIDA on Pexels
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PSD wants more qualified, safe and sustainable tourism in Albufeira

Barlavento27 August 2026 at 16:32

PSD in Albufeira advocates for a change in the municipality's tourism model, proposing a more qualified, safe, and sustainable tourism that enhances the region and respects the local community. The party presents these proposals as a priority for the tourism development of the area.

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