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Lisbon launches training for commerce and tourism economic agents

Olhares de Lisboa9 September 2026 at 15:47

The Lisbon City Council and Turismo de Portugal signed a protocol on September 10th to develop training aimed at the city's economic agents. The agreement aims to train professionals who work in different sectors of Lisbon's economy.

The target audience for this training is mainly the economic agents of commerce, restaurants and services in the Portuguese capital. The program aims to strengthen the skills of these professionals to improve the quality of service and care provided.

The partnership between the two entities aims to boost the local economy through the qualification of human resources. The protocol represents an investment in the professional development of workers who deal directly with tourists and consumers in the city.

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