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Four municipalities from the Centro region create tourism project "Expresso do Alto Mondego"

TV RECORD EUROPA5 September 2026 at 18:00

The municipalities of Nelas, Mangualde, Fornos de Algodres and Gouveia, all located in the Centro region of Portugal, have joined together to create a joint tourism project called "Expresso do Alto Mondego". The initiative arises within the scope of an intermunicipal cooperation between these four localities in the Mondego region.

The project aims to promote tourism in the Alto Mondego area, taking advantage of the geographical proximity and common characteristics of these four cities. The collaboration between the municipalities allows for the creation of an integrated tourism offer that can attract more visitors to the region.

Information about this and other news is available on the TV RECORD website. The "Expresso do Alto Mondego" project represents a joint effort to boost the local economy through tourism, taking advantage of the union between the four municipalities.

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