Actualités Portugal - KIKO MILANO vient de lancer les produits de maquillage conçus par l’actrice portugaise Sara Sampaio, qui sera la star du prochain film de Superman .   Les palettes de fards à paupières « Dazzling Eyeshadow Palettes by Sara Sampaio » viennent d’être lancées par KIKO MILANO dont les produits cosmétiques sont tous conçus à Milan, avec 99% des produits fabriqués en Europe selon les normes les plus élevées de qualité.   "Je suis tellement excitée d’avoir créé des palettes aussi glamour avec KIKO MILANO - une sélection de mes couleurs incontournables pour chaque événement !" a déclaré la star de Superman, Sara Sampaio.   Les palettes de fards à paupières glamour conçues par la célébrité portugaise Sara Sampaio pour la marque italienne de cosmétiques ont été créées pour marcher sur un tapis rouge avec un regard magnétique.  #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitéscélébritésportugal #actualitésmarquesportugal #sarasampaio #kikomilano

Quelles sont les tendances des prix de l’immobilier & des loyers dans l’UE ? Actualités Portugal - Les prix de l’immobilier ont plus que doublé au Portugal, selon Eurostat. Quelles sont les tendances des prix de l’immobilier et des loyers dans l’UE ?   Le graphique ci-dessus montre l’évolution à long terme des prix du logement et des loyers dans l’UE depuis 2010. De 2010 au deuxième trimestre 2024, les loyers ont augmenté de 24,8 % et les prix des logements (de l’immobilier) de 51,8 % dans l’UE.   Tandis que les prix des loyers dans l’UE ont augmenté régulièrement, les prix de l’immobilier ont suivi un modèle plus variable, combinant des périodes de baisse suivies d’une hausse rapide.   Voici les tendances des prix de l’immobilier dans l’UE entre 2010-2024 : ·      Les prix de l’immobilier ont plus que triplé en Estonie (+232 %) et en Hongrie (+218 %),   ·      Les prix de l’immobilier ont plus que doublé en Lituanie (+178 %), en Lettonie (+146 %), en Tchéquie (+131 %), en Autriche (+111 %), au Portugal (+106 %), au Luxembourg (+103 %) et en Bulgarie (+102 %).   ·      Les prix de l’immobilier n’ont pas changé à Chypre    ·      Les prix de l’immobilier ont diminué en Italie (-5 %).     Voici les tendances des prix des loyers dans l’UE entre 2010-2024 :   ·      Les prix des loyers ont augmenté dans 26 pays de l’UE, les hausses les plus importantes sont : En Estonie (+203%), en Lituanie (+178%), en Irlande (+106%) et en Hongrie (+104%).   ·      La seule baisse des prix loyers dans l’UE a été enregistrée en Grèce (-18%). #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésimmobilièresportugal #prixdelímmobilierportugal #quellessontlestendancesdesprixdelimmobilierdanslue #quellessontlestendancesdesprixdesloyersdanslue #quellessontlestendancesdesprixdelimmobilierauportugal #quellessontlestendancesdesprixdesloyersauportugal

Voici les meilleures marques de voitures électriques (VE) à acheter au Portugal : Actualités Portugal – Quelle est la voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal ? Voici les meilleures marques de voitures électriques (VE) à acheter au Portugal, selon une analyse récente des marques de voitures les plus vendues pour les huit premiers mois de 2024 :     Top 5 des voitures électriques (VE) les plus vendues au Portugal :   1 – Tesla Tesla est la voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal, avec 6,202 voitures mises sur les routes pour les huit premiers mois de 2024.   Par contre, en août 2024, Tesla n’était que la 5ème VE la plus vendue au Portugal avec 181 voitures vendues, soit une baisse de 84,5 % par rapport à l’année précédente.   2 – BMW BMW est la deuxième voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal, avec 2,541 voitures mises sur les routes pour les huit premiers mois de 2024.   Par contre, en août 2024, BMW était la voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal avec 336 unités mises sur le marché, soit une croissance de 15,9 % par rapport à l’année précédente.     3 – Volvo Volvo se classe troisième parmi les voitures électriques (VE) les plus vendues au Portugal, avec 2,111 voitures mises sur les routes pour les huit premiers mois de 2024.   En août 2024, Volvo est restée la troisième voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal avec 262 voitures vendues.     4 – BYD En août 2024, BYD est devenue la deuxième voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal avec 276 voitures vendues.     5 – Mercedes Par contre, en août 2024, Mercedes est devenue la 4ème voiture électrique (VE) la plus vendue au Portugal avec 241 voitures vendues.     Quel est le type de véhicule électrique le plus vendu au Portugal ?   Au Portugal, les ventes de voitures électriques (VE) ont augmenté de 9,5 % sur les huit premiers mois de 2024 avec 25,015 voitures vendues, par rapport à la même période en 2023 avec 22,839 voitures vendues.   Toutefois, en août 2024, les ventes de véhicules utilitaires légers électriques au Portugal ont chuté de 50 % et celles des voitures hybrides de 100 %. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #véhiculesélectriquesportugal #veportugal #quelleestlavoitureélectriquelaplusvendueauportugal #quellessontlesmeilleuresmarquesdevoituresélectriquesauportugal #quellessontlesvoituresélectriqueslesplusvenduesauportugal

Portugal news - Get a business edge with insights from the Portugal Business News team of Award-winning CEOs and contributors who will be sharing ideas and shaping opinions, while driving the internationalization of Portuguese businesses as business leaders in their specialized sectors:     Meet the team of Portugal Business News Contributing Authors: 1 - Pedro Ramos – PhD Pedro Ramos has a PhD in Business Economics and is the CEO of KEEPTALENT Portugal, having previously served as an Executive Administrator and Human Resources Director in large companies over the last 30 years.   He is a university professor in the areas of HR Management and Leadership, and an international Consultant and Speaker in the areas of Leadership, Change Management, and People Management, with multiple international engagements.   He is currently a Board Member of the IFTDO (The International Federation of Training and Development Organizations).   As an HR Director, he is one of the most influential people in Portugal, Brazil, and Africa and is referenced in various international forums and studies in the field of People Management.   Recently, he was awarded the “HR CAREER Award” for over 27 years of top management in HR, as well as being awarded the “Lusophony People Management Personality 2021.” In 2024, he was awarded the Gold Medal by the IFTDO for his work in the field of People Management worldwide, as well as the award “CEO of The Year 2024” in the category of “Best Communications CEO Portugal 2024”.       2 - Paula Francisca Fernandes​​ Paula Francisca Fernandes is the Managing Director – Technology Lead at Accenture Portugal.   After completing her degree in Economics at ISEG, she began her professional journey in the planning and management department of one of Portugal's largest retail groups. In 2001, she joined Accenture, a global consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company. She started as an SAP Logistic Consultant and has since progressed through various roles, including Senior Manager, Associate Director, Managing Director, and most recently, Technology Lead.   Alongside her career at Accenture, she has also served as a guest lecturer at NOVA IMS and completed an executive program at AESE Business School designed for high-level professionals to enhance their leadership skills.   In 2024, she was honored to receive the Microsoft Power Women Awards in Portugal.​​     3 - Zeev Fisher Zeev Fisher is admitted as a lawyer in Portugal, the UK, Ireland and Israel. He has been a partner of the US offices of FRESH and has 2 decades of cross-border experience with complex matters, handling tax and intellectual property matters.   He is also an active angel investor and a mentor in accelerators in Cambridge and Lisbon.   His legal practice focuses on cross border aspects of ambitious international businesses.     4 - André Miranda​​ André Miranda​​ is the Founder and CEO of Musiversal, one of the fastest-growing tech startups in Portugal.   Musiversal won the Rising Star Award in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 ranking 2023.   André is an Entrepreneur in the Media, Music and Tech industries. He holds a Master’s degree from New York University. #portugalnews #newsportugal #portugalbusinessnews #portugalbusinessesnews #PBN #contributingauthorsportugalbusinessnews   ​

Portugal news - After Portuguese supermodel Sara Sampaio who will be in the next Superman movie , there is a new Portuguese movie star who can be seen in the movie 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' that is now showing in Portuguese cinemas.   Portuguese actor Filipe Cates is cast in Tim Burton's film 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice', starring alongside Michael Keaton, Jenna Ortega and Winona Ryder. Under the guise of Vlad, Cates promises to conquer everyone like he conquered Jenna Ortega in the movie.   Filipe Cates is a 27-year-old actor from Lisbon who studied at the Royal School of Drama in London, and he is also a singer who belongs to the London Philharmonic Choir. Actor Filipe Cates is represented in Portugal by Naughty Boys Agency. #portugalnews #portuguesecelebrities #portuguesehollywoodstars #SaraSampaio #FilipeCates #beetlejuicebeetlejuice #NaughtyBoysAgency

Portugal news - Which European country is the best for digital nomads? Here is a list of the Top 10 best European countries to work remotely, according to a new report by Global Intelligence Unit:   Europe hosts 9 out of the Top 10 best countries for digital nomads. While Europe remains the top destination for quality of life and visa benefits, here are the countries with the best digital nomad programs, including those offering the possibility of obtaining European citizenship.     Here are the Top 10 European countries that are the best for Digital Nomads: 1 – Spain The Spanish Start Up Law (digital nomad visa scheme), implemented in 2023, is the best for visa costs and visa benefits. The time spent in the Spain under the Start Up Law counts directly towards obtaining citizenship. It takes 10 years of permanent residence to obtain Spanish citizenship, except for nationals from Ibero-American countries and the Philippines who only need 2 years of permanent residence to obtain citizenship. The tax rate in Spain is a flat 24% tax on income sourced within the country and zero tax on foreign-earned income. Spain is one of the most affordable countries in Western Europe and provides high-speed internet.   2 – Portugal Portugal ranks 2nd best European country for digital nomads and remote workers. This is due to the excellent quality of life and economic situation in Portugal. Portugal is also the most affordable country in Western Europe and English is widely spoken throughout the country. The time spent in Portugal under the D8 visa counts towards obtaining permanent residency followed by citizenship.   Is Portugal a good place for digital nomads?   Portugal’s island of Madeira has a Digital Nomad program that aims to attract remote workers to the Madeira and Porto Santo islands. The Madeira digital nomad initiative established the first “Digital Nomad Village” in Ponta do Sol , offering digital nomads a supportive environment complete with coworking spaces and community events. Madeira’s digital nomad program includes high-speed internet and modern coworking facilities. Since its inception, the Digital Nomad Madeira program has welcomed over 10,000 digital nomads, positioning Madeira as a leading destination for remote workers. The island of Madeira also has stunning landscapes and a mild climate.   Next: What is the income requirement for a Digital Nomad Visa in Portugal?     3 – Norway Norway provides significant visa benefits, including pathways to permanent residence, and the time spent in the country as a digital nomad counts towards a permanent residence application.   4 – Estonia 5 – Romania 6 – Germany Germany has recently amended its law to reduce the residency requirement for citizenship from 8 to 5 years in many cases, and to 3 in cases of special integration achievements, making it easier for digital nomads to obtain citizenship.   7 – Netherlands The Netherlands provides significant visa benefits, including pathways to permanent residence, and the time spent in the country as a digital nomad counts towards a permanent residence application.   8 – France 9 – Hungary 10 - Italy     The list of European countries that are the best for Digital Nomads was prepared by Global Citizen Solutions. The Digital Nomads Report was prepared using meticulously compiled data on digital nomad legislations, integrating this data with metrics on quality of life, cost of living, tax optimization, as well as technology and innovation. By employing a data-driven approach, the company developed a comprehensive ranking of the best jurisdictions for digital nomads to live and work.   #portugalnews #digitalnomadnews #whicheuropeancountryisthebestfordigitalnomads #isportugalagoodplacefordigitalnomads #digitalnomadvisaportugal

Portugal Digital Nomad news – Digital Nomads and remote-workers from non-European countries have been flocking to Portugal since the country created its Digital Nomad Visa. What is the income requirement for a Digital Nomad Visa in Portugal in 2024? The income requirement for a Digital Nomad Visa in Portugal in 2024 is that remote workers must be able to prove that they have obtained a minimum income that is equivalent to 4 minimum monthly salaries as per the minimum wage in Portugal. The minimum wage per month in Portugal in 2024 is 820 Euros, but it is paid over 14 months. The minimum wage per month in Portugal in 2024 is therefore 956,66 Euros if it is paid over 12 months. Click here for more information on Portugal’s national minimum wage in 2024. What are the benefits of Portugal’s Digital Nomad Visa? While Portugal’s Digital Nomad Visa means that remote workers will have to pay tax in Portugal, it also makes it possible to avoid double taxation for those who choose to live in Portugal, even if they are working for foreign companies. How many Digital Nomads live in Portugal? The Portuguese Government has already issued more than 2,600 Digital Nomad Visas to non-European residents since the new law was enacted one year ago. Digital nomads and remote workers from non-European countries have seized the opportunity of living and working remotely from sunny Portugal. What are the main nationalities of Digital Nomads in Portugal? According to data from the Portugal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the main nationalities that obtained a Digital Nomad Visa were US citizens, followed by citizens from Brazil and the UK. Which regions in Portugal are trending for Digital Nomads? The regions in Portugal that are trending for overnight stays are mainly the North with an increase of +13.5%, followed by Central Portugal with an increase of +12.3% and the Azores with an increase of +9.8% in September 2023. What is the impact of Digital Nomads on Portugal’s tourist accommodation sector? During the 3rd quarter of 2023, overnight stays in Portugal from non-residents increased +7.2%, and was the reason for high growth rates in the tourism sector since tourists from the domestic market registered a decrease of 4.4% during the 3rd quarter of 2023. For the month of September 2023, Portugal’s tourism sector registered a growth of +11.3% to reach 5.9 million overnight stays due to the growth of non-resident markets, that include Digital Nomads and Remote Workers. Portugal’s growth in tourist overnight stays in September 2023 was mainly due to tourists from Canada, that registered a growth rate of +33.7%, and the US that registered a growth rate of +23.7%. #portugalnews #newsportugal #digitalnomadnewsportugal #remoteworknewsportugal #digitalnomadvisaportugal2024 #digitalnomadvisaportugalrequirements2024 #digitalnomadvisaportugalcost2024 #w hatistheincomerequirementforadigitalnomadvisainportugalin2024 #w hatarethebenefitsofportugalsdigitalnomadvisa #howmanydigitalnomadsliveinportugal #whatarethemainnationalitiesofdigitalnomadsinportugal #whichregionsinportugalaretrendingfordigitalnomads #whatistheimpactofdigitalnomadsonportugalstouristaccommodationsector

Here are the Top 15 Best Islands to visit in Europe: Portugal news - Condé Nast Traveller just ranked Madeira as the Best Island in Europe, while the Azores ranks 13th, according to the 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards. What are the most beautiful islands in Europe?     Here are the Top 15 Best Islands to visit in Europe: 1 - Madeira, Portugal.       2 - Sardinia, Italy.  3 - Paros, Greece.  4 - Crete, Greece. 5 - Skiathos, Greece.  6 - Menorca, Spain.  7 - Rhodes, Greece.  8 - Corsica, France.  9 - Cyprus. 10 - Ischia, Italy. 11 - Sicily, Italy. 12 - Zakynthos, Greece. 13 - Azores, Portugal.  14 - Hvar, Croatia. 15 - Mallorca, Spain.  Next: See Madeira's Stairway to Heaven #portugalnews #newsportugal #bestislandsineurope # whatarethemostbeautifulislandsineurope #whatarethebestislandstovisitineurope #whatisthebestislandineurope

Portugal news - Portuguese Laura Carreira just received the Best Film Director Silver Shell award for “On Falling” together with Film Director Pedro Martín-Calero for “El llanto” (The Wailing) at the San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain.   "On Falling" is Laura Carreira's first feature film, after having directed the 'shorts' "Red Hill" (2018) and "The Shift" (2020). In "On Falling", the central figure is Aurora, a young Portuguese woman who has emigrated to Scotland and, while she works in a warehouse, she finds it difficult to make ends meet and socialize in a house shared with other immigrants.   Laura Carreira’s film also received an honorable mention in the 'Otra Mirada' award, awarded by RTVE, Spanish public television. Laura Carreira, who was born in Porto in 1994, moved to Scotland in 2012 to study Cinema, coinciding with the economic crisis that hit Portugal, and she still lives and works in the United Kingdom.    Supported by the Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual (ICA), "On Falling" has a Portuguese production from BRO Cinema, in co-production with the United Kingdom, through Sixteen Films. Starring actress Joana Santos, "On Falling" had its world premiere this month at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada and was part of the official competition in San Sebastian.   #portugalnews #newsportugal #filmindustryportugal #LauraCarreira #filmdirectorsportugal #OnFalling #SanSebastianInternationalFilmFestival #BROCinema #SixteenFilms

What is Lifestyle entrepreneurship? Portugal news - Lifestyle entrepreneurship represents 6.5% of Portugal’s GDP, according to Álvaro Dias, professor and researcher at the University institute of Lisbon, ISCTE.   Taking as an example the former banker who opened a surf school to showcase Lifestyle entrepreneurship in Portugal in his book “Lifestyle Entrepreneurship”, Álvaro Dias highlights that this new entrepreneurship trend focuses more on quality of life and sustainability than on quick profits.  Figures show that around 80% of Lifestyle entrepreneurs do not pursue growth at all costs, but rather a life aligned with their own values.     What is Lifestyle entrepreneurship?   For most people, the term “entrepreneur” conjures up images of powerful executives building multi-million-euro empires, aiming to become the much-admired Unicorns. There is a tendency to conceptualize entrepreneurship as a motivation for wealth, but what about entrepreneurs who choose a different path, where success is not measured solely by financial results?   What about those who do not want to grow their business because they want to have a life? This new paradigm shift in entrepreneurship is a way of developing a business that enhances the person’s lifestyle.   Lifestyle entrepreneurship covers areas as diverse as agriculture, health, well-being, crafts and sport, with a particularly strong impact on the tourism sector, which represents around a fifth of Portugal’s GDP.   The impact of Lifestyle entrepreneurship on Portugal’s economy shows that it is vital for the diversification and sustainability of the Portuguese economy.   One third of tourism activity in Portugal is carried-out by Lifestyle micro-enterprises, and this number could be even higher, since some sectors, such as crafts, are not counted in tourism statistics. These companies are seen as an alternative to mass tourism, offering authentic and personalized experiences that can contribute to more sustainable tourism to benefit local communities.     The growth of Lifestyle entrepreneurship in Portugal    According to Portuguese researcher Álvaro Dias, the popularity of Lifestyle entrepreneurship has been growing in Portugal, especially since the economic crisis of 2011-2013, that led many qualified people to seek activities that are in line with their ideals. For this new type of entrepreneurs, success lies in living at their own pace, in accordance with the goals they have chosen, while preserving their quality of life.   Success stories of Lifestyle entrepreneurship in Portugal include the story of the former banker who opened a surf school in Costa da Caparica and that of a former director of a pharmaceutical company who founded a craft beer factory in Sintra.   The growth of Lifestyle entrepreneurship in Portugal is hampered by access to financing, and the Portuguese researcher proposes the idea of developing new financing models, given this new sector’s economic impact, as well as its impact on environmental sustainability.     #portugalnews #newsportugal #tourismnewsportugal #lifestyleentrepreneurshipportugal #ÁlvaroDias #ISCTE #whatislifestyleentrepreneurship #businessnewsportugal

Portugal news - Renewable energy supplied 73% of electricity in Portugal for the first nine months of 2024, according to REN. What are Portugal’s main energy sources?     Here is the Ranking of Portugal’s main energy sources:     1 – Hydroelectricity Hydroelectric energy supplied 31% of electricity consumed in Portugal in 2024.     2 – Wind energy Wind energy supplied 26% of electricity consumed in Portugal in 2024. 3 – Solar energy   Solar energy supplied 10% of electricity consumed in Portugal in 2024, representing a growth of 35% compared to the previous year.     4 – Natural gas     Natural gas production supplied 8% of electricity consumed in Portugal in 2024.     5 - Biomass   Biomass supplied 6% of electricity consumed in Portugal in 2024.   #portugalnews #newsportugal #renewableenergynewsportugal #whatareportugalsmainenergysources #portugalsmainsourcesofenergy #rankingofportugalsmainenergysources #percentageofrenewableenergyconsumedinportugal

Portugal news - Lisbon will host the Luxury Brands Summit at the Royal Treasury Museum on October 15th.   The first conference dedicated to the luxury sector in Portugal is organized by the Portuguese Association of Brands of Excellence, Laurel, in collaboration with internationally renowned brands.   The Luxury Brands Summit in Lisbon will promote Portuguese know-how and give visibility to best practices for the creation and management of luxury brands. By bringing together thought leaders and industry experts, the conference aims to support Portugal’s growth through the construction of an economic model that is more focused on creating value based on Portuguese know-how, according to the Secretary General of Laurel, Francisco Carvalheira.   Lisbon’s Luxury Brands Summit will include renowned speakers such as Heather Boesch from IDEO, Rob Colmer from Aston Martin, Elie Barnes - Former Bang & Olufsen CMO, Anant Sharma the CEO of Matter of Form, Filippo Bianchi – the EMESA Head of Fashion & Luxury at BCG, and Teba Lorenzo - Sales Country Manager of TikTok for Spain and Portugal, among others.   The Luxury Brands Summit is organized by Laurel in partnership with Vista Alegre, celebrating 200 years of unparalleled excellence. #portugalnews #newsportugal #luxurybrandsnews #luxurybrandsportugal #luxurybrandssummitlisbon