- Managing Director Technology Lead Accenture Portugal, Paula Francisca Fernandes  O crescimento de Global Business Services (GBS) e Tech Hubs em Portugal não se limita apenas à capital. Enquanto Lisboa se consolidou como um dos principais destinos para empresas internacionais, outras cidades portuguesas, como Porto, Braga e Coimbra, têm vindo a destacar-se como alternativas atrativas, oferecendo vantagens competitivas em áreas específicas.  Cada uma destas cidades apresenta características distintas que podem ser decisivas na escolha da localização para empresas que procuram expandir ou iniciar operações no país.     Lisboa: Um Hub Internacional e Dinâmico   Lisboa continua a ser a escolha preferencial para muitas multinacionais que procuram instalar os seus centros. A capital é reconhecida pela sua conetividade global, eventos internacionais de grande relevância como o Web Summit, e uma qualidade de vida altamente atrativa para expatriados.   Vantagens principais   - Acesso direto aos mercados internacionais;   - Infraestruturas tecnológicas avançadas;   - Oferta diversificada de talentos, desde recém-licenciados a profissionais seniores;   - Apoio governamental e incentivos fiscais para novas empresas e expatriados.   Contudo, o crescimento rápido de Lisboa trouxe alguns desafios, como o aumento dos custos de arrendamento e maior pressão sobre as infraestruturas. Isto tem levado empresas a considerar outras cidades em Portugal que oferecem vantagens em termos de custos e qualidade de vida.      Porto: Competitividade e Eficiência Operacional O Porto, segunda maior cidade do país, tem-se afirmado como uma alternativa cada vez mais atrativa para empresas que procuram expandir as suas operações em Portugal. O Porto oferece uma combinação de infra-estruturais de qualidade, custo de vida mais acessível do que Lisboa, e um ambiente empresarial dinâmico, com uma forte aposta na inovação e na indústria tecnológica.    Vantagens principais:   - Custo de vida e salários mais competitivos -  As Empresas conseguem manter operações eficientes com menores custos salariais e de infraestruturas do que em Lisboa.   - Cultura empresarial de inovação:  O Porto é casa de várias startups e incubadoras que apoiam o desenvolvimento de novas tecnologias, o que favorece a inovação colaborativa.   - Proximidade a centros industriais:  A região Norte de Portugal é um importante polo industrial, o que facilita sinergias entre o setor tecnológico e a indústria manufatureira.   Além disso, o Porto tem uma excelente qualidade de vida, com um bom equilíbrio entre ambiente urbano e natureza, sendo uma escolha popular para expatriados que procuram um estilo de vida mais tranquilo em comparação com Lisboa.     Braga: A Cidade da Juventude e Inovação Braga é uma cidade mais pequena, mas com um perfil de crescimento muito interessante. Conhecida pela sua juventude – é uma das cidades mais jovens da Europa – e pela sua tradição em inovação tecnológica, Braga tem vindo a atrair cada vez mais empresas tecnológicas e centros de GBS.   Vantagens principais:   - Custo de vida extremamente acessível:  Para empresas que procuram reduzir custos operacionais, Braga oferece preços significativamente mais baixos do que Lisboa e Porto, tanto para arrendamento de escritórios como para salários.   - Ecossistema tecnológico em expansão:  A cidade tem uma forte ligação com a Universidade do Minho, um dos principais centros de formação em áreas tecnológicas e de engenharia, o que garante um fluxo constante de talento qualificado.   - Proximidade a Espanha e ao Porto:  A sua localização estratégica no Norte de Portugal, próximo da fronteira espanhola, oferece vantagens logísticas para empresas que operam em ambos os países.   Braga é ideal para empresas que valorizam um ambiente mais tranquilo e custos operacionais mais baixos, mas que ainda desejam ter acesso a um **talento jovem e inovador.     Coimbra: Centro de Conhecimento e Investigação Coimbra, tradicionalmente conhecida como a "cidade dos estudantes", abriga uma das universidades mais antigas e prestigiadas da Europa, a Universidade de Coimbra, o que a torna um centro de conhecimento, inovação e investigação.   Vantagens principais:   - Excelência académica:  A Universidade de Coimbra forma anualmente milhares de estudantes altamente qualificados em áreas como engenharia, informática, biotecnologia e ciências da saúde, fornecendo um fluxo de talento constante.   - Custo de vida acessível:  Tal como Braga, Coimbra oferece uma qualidade de vida elevada a custos significativamente mais baixos do que Lisboa e Porto, o que é uma vantagem para empresas que procuram maximizar a eficiência dos seus custos operacionais.   - Foco na investigação: A cidade destaca-se como um centro de inovação tecnológica, com várias empresas de biotecnologia e centros de investigação na área das ciências exatas e da saúde.   Coimbra é uma excelente opção para empresas que valorizam a proximidade a instituições de ensino e de investigação de topo e que pretendem aproveitar o fluxo contínuo de talentos altamente qualificados.     Conclusão: Escolha a Localização Certa para as Suas Necessidades Portugal oferece um leque diversificado de localizações atrativas para empresas de GBS e Tech Hubs, cada uma com características únicas que podem servir diferentes estratégias empresariais. Lisboa, com o seu dinamismo global, é a escolha ideal para empresas que procuram escala e visibilidade internacional. Porto, Braga e Coimbra, por outro lado, oferecem soluções competitivas em termos de custos, inovação e qualidade de vida, servindo como excelentes alternativas para empresas que procuram maximizar a eficiência e encontrar nichos de talento especializado.   Quando suportamos as empresas, na escolha da localização, recomendo sempre uma análise cuidadosa das necessidades de cada empresa, para garantir que a escolha da localização vá ao encontro dos seus objetivos estratégicos, aproveitando ao máximo as vantagens que cada cidade portuguesa tem para oferecer. Autor:   Paula Francisca Fernandes , Managing Director – Technology Lead Accenture Portugal Sobre Paula Francisca Fernandes: Portuguese woman among winners of Microsoft Power Women Awards #notíciasdenegóciosportugal #opiniõesdaindústriasobreoambienteempresarialemportugal #PaulaFranciscaFernandes   #AccenturePortugal  #aescolhaidealparaGBSeTechHubsemPortugal

Par la Directrice générale – responsable de la technologie chez Accenture Portugal, Paula Francisca Fernandes La croissance des Global Business Services (GBS) et des centres technologiques (Tech Hubs) au Portugal ne se limite pas à la capitale du pays. Alors que Lisbonne s’est consolidée comme l’une des principales destinations pour les entreprises internationales, d’autres villes portugaises, telles que Porto, Braga et Coimbra, se sont démarquées en tant qu’alternatives attrayantes, offrant des avantages concurrentiels dans des zones spécifiques. Chacune de ces villes a des caractéristiques distinctes qui peuvent être déterminantes pour le choix d’un emplacement pour les entreprises qui cherchent à développer ou à démarrer leurs activités au Portugal.     Lisbonne : un carrefour international dynamique   Lisbonne reste le choix privilégié de nombreuses multinationales qui souhaitent implanter leurs centres au Portugal. La capitale portugaise est reconnue pour sa connectivité mondiale, ses événements internationaux de grande importance comme le Web Summit et une qualité de vie très attrayante pour les expatriés.   Principaux avantages du choix de Lisbonne pour les GBS et les centres technologiques :   1. Accès direct aux marchés internationaux ;   2.   Infrastructure technologique de pointe ;   3. Offre diversifiée de talents, des jeunes diplômés aux professionnels chevronnés ;   4. Soutien du gouvernement et incitations fiscales pour les nouvelles entreprises et les expatriés.   Cependant, la croissance rapide de Lisbonne a entraîné certains défis, tels que l’augmentation des coûts de location et une pression accrue sur les infrastructures. Cela a conduit les entreprises à envisager d’autres villes au Portugal qui offrent des avantages en termes de coûts et de qualité de vie.     Porto : compétitivité et efficacité opérationnelle   Porto, la deuxième ville du pays, s’est imposée comme une alternative de plus en plus attractive pour les entreprises qui souhaitent étendre leurs activités au Portugal. Porto offre une combinaison d’infrastructures de qualité, un coût de la vie plus abordable que celui de Lisbonne et un environnement commercial dynamique axé sur l’innovation et les progrès technologiques.   Principaux avantages du choix de Porto pour les centres GBS et technologiques :   1. Coût de la vie et salaires plus compétitifs -  Les entreprises peuvent maintenir des opérations efficaces avec des coûts salariaux et d’infrastructure inférieurs à ceux de Lisbonne.   2.   Culture de l’innovation - Porto abrite plusieurs startups et incubateurs qui soutiennent le développement des nouvelles technologies, ce qui favorise l’innovation collaborative.   3.   Proximité des centres industriels -  Le nord du Portugal est un centre industriel important, ce qui facilite les synergies entre le secteur technologique et l’industrie manufacturière.   En outre, Porto a une excellente qualité de vie, avec un bon équilibre entre un environnement urbain et la nature, étant un choix populaire pour les expatriés à la recherche d’un mode de vie plus détendu par rapport à Lisbonne.     Braga : la ville de la jeunesse et de l’innovation   Braga est une ville plus petite, mais avec un profil de croissance très intéressant. Connue pour sa jeunesse - c’est l’une des villes les plus jeunes d’Europe - et pour sa tradition en innovation technologique, Braga a attiré de plus en plus d’entreprises technologiques et de centres GBS.   Principaux avantages du choix de Braga pour les centres GBS et technologiques :   1.   Coût de la vie extrêmement abordable :  Pour les entreprises qui cherchent à réduire leurs coûts d’exploitation, Braga offre des prix nettement plus bas que Lisbonne et Porto, tant pour la location de bureaux que pour les salaires.   2.   Écosystème technologique en expansion :  La ville a un lien étroit avec l’Université du Minho, l’un des principaux centres de formation dans les domaines technologiques et d’ingénierie, ce qui garantit un flux constant de talents qualifiés.   3.   Proximité avec l’Espagne et Porto :  Sa situation stratégique au nord du Portugal, à proximité de la frontière espagnole, offre des avantages logistiques aux entreprises opérant dans les deux pays.   Braga est idéal pour les entreprises qui apprécient un environnement plus détendu et des coûts d’exploitation plus faibles, mais qui veulent toujours avoir accès à de **jeunes talents innovants.     Coimbra : Centre de connaissances et de recherche   Coimbra, traditionnellement connue comme la "ville des étudiants", abrite l’une des universités les plus anciennes et prestigieuses d’Europe, l’université de Coimbra, qui en fait un centre de connaissance, d’innovation et de recherche.   Principaux avantages du choix de Coimbra pour les centres GBS et Technologiques :   1.   Excellence académique :  L’Université de Coimbra forme chaque année des milliers d’étudiants hautement qualifiés dans des domaines tels que l’ingénierie, l’informatique, la biotechnologie et les sciences de la santé, en fournissant un flux constant de talents.   2.   Coût de la vie abordable :  Comme Braga, Coimbra offre une qualité de vie élevée à des coûts nettement inférieurs à ceux de Lisbonne et de Porto, ce qui est un avantage pour les entreprises cherchant à maximiser l’efficacité de leurs coûts d’exploitation.   3.   Accent sur la recherche :  La ville se distingue comme un centre d’innovation technologique, avec plusieurs entreprises de biotechnologie et des centres de recherche dans les domaines des sciences exactes et de la santé.   Coimbra est un excellent choix pour les entreprises qui apprécient la proximité avec les meilleurs établissements d’enseignement et de recherche et qui ont l’intention de profiter du flux continu de talents hautement qualifiés.     Conclusion :   Choisissez le bon emplacement pour vos besoins lors de la sélection de la ville idéale pour votre centre GBS et Technologique au Portugal.   Le Portugal offre une gamme diversifiée de sites attrayants pour les GBS et les centres technologiques (Tech Hubs) pour les entreprises, chacun avec des caractéristiques uniques pouvant servir différentes stratégies commerciales. Lisbonne, avec son dynamisme global, est le choix idéal pour les entreprises à la recherche d’une dimension et d’une visibilité sur le plan international. Porto, Braga et Coimbra, d’autre part, offrent des solutions compétitives en termes de coûts, d’innovation et de qualité de vie, ce qui constitue une excellente alternative pour les entreprises cherchant à maximiser l’efficacité et à trouver des talents spécialisés.   Lorsque nous aidons les entreprises à choisir leur emplacement, je recommande toujours une analyse minutieuse des besoins de chaque entreprise afin de garantir que le choix du lieu puisse répondre à ses objectifs stratégiques et qu’il tire le meilleur parti possible des avantages offerts par chaque ville portugaise. Auteur : Paula Francisca Fernandes , Directrice générale – responsable de la technologie chez Accenture Portugal À propos de Paula Francisca Fernandes: Une Portugaise parmi les lauréates du Prix Microsoft Power Women   #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésinvestissementsportugal #PaulaFranciscaFernandes   #AccenturePortugal #centrestechnologiquesauportugal #c hoisirlesvillesidéalespourdescentresGBSettechnologiquesauportugal

By the Managing Director – Technology Lead at Accenture Portugal, Paula Francisca Fernandes The growth of Global Business Services (GBS) and Tech Hubs in Portugal is not limited to the country’s capital. While Lisbon has consolidated itself as one of the main destinations for international companies, other Portuguese cities, such as Porto, Braga and Coimbra, have been standing out as attractive alternatives, offering competitive advantages in specific areas.  Each of these cities has distinct characteristics that can be decisive in the choice of a location for companies looking to expand or start operations in Portugal.     Lisbon: An International and Dynamic Hub   Lisbon remains the preferred choice for many multinationals looking to set up their centres in Portugal. Portugal’s capital is recognized for its global connectivity, international events of great relevance such as the Web Summit, and a highly attractive quality of life for expatriates.     Main advantages of choosing Lisbon for GBS and Tech Hubs:   1.   Direct access to international markets;   2.   Advanced technological infrastructure;   3.   Diversified offer of talents, from recent graduates to senior professionals;   4.   Government support and tax incentives for new companies and expatriates.   However, the rapid growth of Lisbon has brought some challenges, such as rising rental costs and increased pressure on infrastructure. This has led companies to consider other cities in Portugal that offer advantages in terms of costs and quality of life.     Porto: Competitiveness and Operational Efficiency   Porto, the second largest city in the country, has established itself as an increasingly attractive alternative for companies looking to expand their operations in Portugal. Porto offers a combination of quality infrastructure, a more affordable cost of living than Lisbon, and a dynamic business environment with a strong focus on innovation and technological advances.     Main advantages of choosing Porto for GBS and Tech Hubs:   1.   Cost of living and more competitive wages  - Companies can maintain efficient operations with lower wage and infrastructure costs than in Lisbon.   2.   Innovation culture - Porto is home to several startups and incubators that support the development of new technologies, which favors collaborative innovation.   3.   Proximity to industrial centers -  The North of Portugal is an important industrial center, which facilitates synergies between the technological sector and the manufacturing industry.   In addition, Porto has an excellent quality of life, with a good balance between an urban environment and nature, being a popular choice for expats looking for a more relaxed lifestyle compared to Lisbon.     Braga: The City of Youth and Innovation   Braga is a smaller city, but with a very interesting growth profile. Known for its youth - it is one of the youngest cities in Europe - and for its tradition in technological innovation, Braga has been attracting more and more technology companies and GBS centers.   Main advantages of choosing Braga for GBS and Tech Hubs:   1.   Extremely affordable cost of living:  For companies looking to reduce operating costs, Braga offers significantly lower prices than Lisbon and Porto, both for office rental and salaries.   2.   Expanding technological ecosystem:  The city has a strong connection with the University of Minho, one of the main training centers in technological and engineering areas, which guarantees a constant flow of qualified talent.   3.   Proximity to Spain and Porto:  Its strategic location in the north of Portugal, close to the Spanish border, offers logistical advantages for companies operating in both countries.   Braga is ideal for companies that value a more relaxed environment and lower operating costs, but still want to have access to **young and innovative talent.     Coimbra: Knowledge and Research Center   Coimbra, traditionally known as the "city of students", is home to one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe, the University of Coimbra, which makes it a center of knowledge, innovation and research.   Main advantages of choosing Coimbra for GBS and Tech Hubs:   1.   Academic excellence: The University of Coimbra annually trains thousands of highly qualified students in areas such as engineering, computer science, biotechnology and health sciences, providing a constant flow of talent.   2.   Affordable cost of living:  Like Braga, Coimbra offers a high quality of life at significantly lower costs than Lisbon and Porto, which is an advantage for companies looking to maximize the efficiency of their operating costs.   3.   Focus on research: The city stands out as a center of technological innovation, with several biotechnology companies and research centers in the areas of exact sciences and health.   Coimbra is an excellent choice for companies that value proximity to top educational and research institutions and that intend to take advantage of the continuous flow of highly qualified talent.     Conclusion: Choose the Right Location for Your Needs when selecting the ideal city for your GBS and Tech Hubs in Portugal   Portugal offers a diverse range of attractive locations for GBS and Tech Hubs for companies, each with unique features that can serve different business strategies. Lisbon, with its global dynamism, is the ideal choice for companies looking for international scale and visibility. Porto, Braga and Coimbra, on the other hand, offer competitive solutions in terms of costs, innovation and quality of life, serving as excellent alternatives for companies seeking to maximize efficiency and find niches of specialized talent.   When we support companies in choosing the location, I always recommend a careful analysis of each company’s needs to ensure that the choice of location meets its strategic objectives, making the most of the advantages that each Portuguese city has to offer.     Author: Paula Francisca Fernandes , Managing Director – Technology Lead at Accenture Portugal About Paula Francisca Fernandes: Portuguese woman among winners of Microsoft Power Women Awards #portugalnews #newsportugal #investmentnewsportugal #PaulaFranciscaFernandes #AccenturePortugal #choosingtheidealcitiesforGBSandtechhubsinportugal #techhubsinportugal

Portugal news - Irish offshore wind energy company Gazelle Wind Power will invest around 40 million euros in Portugal and is opening its national headquarters in northern Portugal.   The Irish renewable energy company chose Portugal to develop a local supply chain for offshore wind energy production under the "Nau Azul project.  The construction of the wind energy platform, that is scheduled for 2026, is expected to be operational by spring 2027 and should reduce the price of electricity by 80%, according to the CEO Jon Salazar.   The "Nau Azul" pilot project comprises the installation of a 2-megawatt (MW) wind turbine on a platform off the coast of Póvoa do Varzim, in the district of Porto.   However, the offshore wind energy company is planning a future large-scale production of modular floating platforms with 15 to 22 MW wind turbines. This is in line with Portugal’s ambition to allocate 10 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030.   The Irish company intends to set-up a local supply chain, including manufacturers of steel plates, of cables and moorings, and electrical substations. Gazelle Wind Power has already established partnerships with Portuguese company WAM Horizon, with INESC TEC and with WavEC Offshore Renewables.   #portugalnews #newsportugal #renewableenergynewsportugal #offshorewindpowerportugal

Portugal news – The Lisbon Web Summit has 70,000 participants and over 1,000 investors confirmed for the event taking place on November 11-14.   This year’s Lisbon Web Summit also has a record 2,750 startups and the event will host thousands of community meetings through meetups powered by Summit Engine, the Web Summit's software, that will help divide the event into smaller and more intimate meetings.     Who are the confirmed speakers at the Lisbon Web Summit 2024?   The list of confirmed speakers at the Lisbon Web Summit 2024 include Lidiane Jones who is the CEO of Bumble, Omar Berrada who is the CEO of Manchester United, Meredith Whittaker who is the President of Signal, Vasco Pedro who is the co-founder and CEO of Portuguese tech company Unbabel, as well as Cristina Fonseca who is a Partner at Portuguese VC, Indico Capital Partners.   The Lisbon Web Summit 2024 will also include partner companies Meta, Alibaba.com, Amazon Web Services, Adobe, Visa, Wiz, KPMG, Zoom, LVMH, Salesforce, and Qualcomm. #portugalnews #newsportugal #newswebsummitlisbon #numberofparticipantswebsummitlisbon #w hoaretheconfirmedspeakersatthelisbonwebsummit2024 #numberofstartupswebsummitlisbon #numberofinvestorswebsummitlisbon

Portugal news – Portuguese solar energy startup Bling Energy has just closed a new seed investment round of 2 million euros.    The new investment raised by Bling Energy includes the participation of initial investors, namely Joaquim Servulo Rodrigues who is the founder of Armilar Venture Partners, and the members of the José de Mello family, as well as new investors including LINCE CAPITAL that is led by Vasco Pereira Coutinho.   The new investment round brings the capital raised by Bling Energy to three million euros to date, according to Bernardo Fernandez, founder and CEO of Bling Energy.   The turnover of Bling Energy doubled compared to the first six months of 2023, and the solar energy startup aims to reach one million euros by the end of 2024.  Currently, the startup has over 300 customers and expects to reach 3,000 by the end of 2026.   The company’s growth plan includes strategic partners such as Ageas Portugal and Longi, a multinational company that manufactures solar panels, in order to launch new products, including heat pumps, to increase their offering that already includes solar panels and batteries, as well as electric car chargers.   The Portuguese renewable energy company currently has job vacancies for commercial, technical, R&D, marketing and business development positions. #portugalnews #newsportugal #renewableenergynewsportugal #solarenergycompaniesportugal #BlingEnergy #investmentnewsportugal #greennewsportugal

Portugal news - Portuguese MobyFly hydrofoil boat will be unveiled today in the Douro River.   Portuguese MobyFly hydrofoil zero-emission boat promises to change waterborne travel forever.   By leveraging advanced hydrofoil technology, MobyFly boats are capable of transporting hundreds of passengers safely and comfortably at speeds over 70km/h while using 95% less energy than existing diesel ferries.   While the high-tech boat, that is made in Portugal, cruises without making waves or causing any pollution, it promises to create waves in the shipping industry, since it is a sustainable and significantly more cost-efficient mass transport solution.   The MBFY10 sustainable boat is the result of almost two years of research and development in partnership with INESC TEC (Portuguese Institute of Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science), for the Promoter Catana Group Portugal and Corvus Norway AS, within the scope of the European FLYPASS Project.   The FLYPASS project for the development of a Foil boat made in Portugal that uses clean energy for passenger transportation received an EEA Grant of 836.289,00 euros under the Blue Growth program. #portugalnews #newsportugal #greennewsportugal #sustainableboatsportugal #boatsmadeinportugal #hydrofoilboatsportugal #MobyFly #FLYPASSproject

Portugal news - KPMG has just announced the name of Portugal’s Most Innovative Tech Startup – BHOUT – which developed a smart Boxing Bag that was also recognized as one of the best inventions of 2023 by TIME magazine.   The winner of the KPMG Tech Innovator Award 2024 in Portugal is BHOUT, and the Portuguese tech startup will represent Portugal in the Web Summit International Final to be held in Lisbon in November.   Portugal’s most innovative invention is a smart Boxing Bag that combines sensors, AI, and Machine Learning that integrate gaming with fitness.   The maturity and professionalism of pitches by Portuguese startups show that Portugal’s ecosystem is increasingly developed and has a high-growth potential, according to João Sousa Leal, Head of Advisory at KPMG Portugal.   The other runners-up for the KPMG Tech Innovator Award 2024 were: Atlar Innovation, Coverflex, Enline, GetVocal Technology, Growappy, Smartex, UBBU and WingDriver. The jury, composed of members of KPMG and other industry experts, had the difficult task of choosing Portugal’s most innovative startup with the greatest potential to become a global tech titan.   #portugalnews #newsportugal #newstechstartupsportugal #portugalsmostinnovativetechstartup #portugalsbestinvention #KPMGTechInnovatorAward2024 #BHOUT

Portugal news - Portuguese Industrial Association AIP issues NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) certificates.   Portuguese Industrial Association AIP is spearheading the AI revolution by launching a training program on AI applied to business that is followed by a certification process using blockchain technology.  While NFTs and cryptocurrencies both use blockchain technology, NFT certificates cannot be exchanged as a divisible value.   The NFT certificates issued by Portuguese Industrial Association AIP may be stored in digital wallets to be presented anywhere in the world, with the advantages of being secure, universally verifiable and resistant to forgery.   Portugal’s NFT certification initiative is part of an EU project that is integrated into the European Commission's Next Generation Internet. #portugalnews #newsportugal #digitalnewsportugal #NFTsportugal #AIP #NFTcertificatesportugal

Portugal news - Portuguese exports to Germany rose by 120.6% in July 2024, compared to the same month the previous year, according to Portugal’s Statistics Office INE.   Portuguese exports to Germany soared by 120.6% in July mainly due to the sale of pharmaceutical products.   Pharmaceutical products produced in Portugal also boosted exports to the United States, which rose by 50.6%.   For all types of goods exported globally, Portuguese exports rose by 23.5% in July 2024 compared to the same month the previous year. #portugalnews #newsportugal #newsportugueseexports #pharmaceuticalexportsportugal

Portugal news – The image shows the ranking of the safest countries in Europe in 2024, according to the HelloSafe Travel Safety Index.   While Portugal ranks 12th safest country in Europe, it is also the 15th safest country in the world to travel to in 2024.   Overall, Europe is the safest continent in the world for travelers as European countries occupy 30 of the 50 safest places in the world.     Iceland is not only the safest country to travel to in Europe, but it is also the safest country in the world in 2024; while Switzerland ranks 4th safest country in Europe and also 5th safest country in the world.   The 3 most dangerous countries to travel to in Europe are Russia, Ukraine and Greece.   The 3 most dangerous countries to travel to in the world are the Philippines, Colombia, and Mexico. #portugalnews #newsportugal #whatarethesafestcountriesineurope #whatarethesafestcountriesintheworld #whatarethemostdangerouscountriesineurope #whatarethemostdangerouscountriesintheworld #isportugalasafecountry

Actualités Portugal - L’image montre le classement des pays les plus sûrs en Europe en 2024, selon l’indice de sécurité du voyage HelloSafe.   Le Portugal est non seulement classé au 12e rang des pays les plus sûrs en Europe, mais c’est également le 15e pays le plus sûr au monde où voyager en 2024.   Dans l’ensemble, l’Europe est le continent le plus sûr au monde pour les voyageurs, puisque les pays européens figurent dans les 30 des 50 pays les plus sûrs au monde.    L’Islande est non seulement le pays le plus sûr pour voyager en Europe, mais c’est également le pays le plus sûr au monde en 2024 ; tandis que la Suisse se classe quatrième pays le plus sûr en Europe et cinquième pays le plus sûr au monde.   Les 3 pays les plus dangereux où voyager en Europe sont la Russie, l’Ukraine et la Grèce.   Les 3 pays les plus dangereux au monde pour voyager sont les Philippines, la Colombie et le Mexique. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésvoyageportugal #quelssontlespayslesplussûrseneurope #quelssontlespayslesplussûrsaumonde #quelssontlespayslesplusdangereuxeneurope #quelssontlespayslesplusdangereuxaumonde