Lisbon Had Wanted to Become a Tourist Capital for Years. Today, It’s Hell on Earth for Locals
MagnetRental prices have skyrocketed, and a significant portion of the city’s population has relocated to the outskirts.
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Lisbon’s Yellow Trams Have Long Been an Iconic Sight of the City. Now, They’re Also a Symbol of How Tourism Impacts Residents
Magnet“The tram? It’s not for us anymore, it’s reserved for tourists!” one resident says.
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Portugal Declares War on Digital Nomads: The Attempt to Attract Talent Has Decimated Its Young Population
MagnetPortugal wants to become an attractive destination for digital nomads again, but it’s no longer attractive to the Portuguese.
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The Results of Portugal’s Four-Day Workweek Make One Thing Clear: Not All Companies Can Handle It
Business and EconomicsThe four-day week in Portugal has produced positive results, but it isn’t an option for all companies.
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Portugal:Lisbon Had Wanted to Become a Tourist Capital for Years. Today, It’s Hell on Earth for Locals.Lisbon’s Yellow Trams Have Long Been an Iconic Sight...