Alentejo is conquering more and more tourists, especially Portuguese
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Alentejo is conquering more and more tourists, especially Portuguese

SIC Notícias5 September 2026 at 16:28

The Alentejo region has been registering significant growth in the number of tourists, particularly Portuguese visitors.

July data indicates that Alentejo was the region of the country with the largest increases in overnight stays, exceeding 7%.

This growth reflects a growing trend of Portuguese people choosing Alentejo as a tourist destination, contributing to the strengthening of economic activity in the region.

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