Danish tourism returns to Porto Santo with more than 140 passengers
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Danish tourism returns to Porto Santo with more than 140 passengers

dnoticias.pt11 September 2026 at 10:36

The Danish tourism market returned this morning to Porto Santo after an interruption of about a month, with the arrival of an Airbus that transported more than 140 passengers to the Golden Island. The air operation represents the resumption of direct connections between Denmark and the Portuguese destination.

Among the passengers, there is a significant number of golf players and enthusiasts, which reinforces the importance of the Danish market for the promotion strategy of Porto Santo as a destination for the sport. Golf has been one of the main pillars of the island's tourism positioning.

The return of Danish tourists occurs at a time when Porto Santo seeks to establish itself increasingly as a premium destination for sports, taking advantage of the island's natural conditions and its network of golf courses. The air operation from Denmark is expected to be reinforced in October, with an increase in the frequency of direct flights.

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