Transportation

The stage has been set for a war between two of Portugal’s largest commercial coach companies . RedeExpresso and Flixbus – over access to Lisbon’s main coach terminus at Sete Rios. Up until [...]

The Mayor of Lisbon City Council, Carlos Moedas, has chosen Rui Lopo as the new president of Lisbon’s public transport company Carris which operates the city’s buses, trams and funiculars. Rui [...]

Parpública, the holding that controls Portugal’s public companies, has confirmed that it has received three Manifestations of Interest in the TAP privatization process and will advance to the [...]

The Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE) is to install the largest fibre optic test bank in the world on Lisbon Metro’s Yellow Line in a project worth around €2.3 million. The public [...]

The escalating global trade war sparked by the US government’s imposition of tariffs will not effect the current government’s plans to launch a new competition for the Porto-Lisbon TGV high-speed [...]

Lisbon’s metro company, Metropolitano de Lisboa, expects to get out of the red in 2025 to show a positive net growth of €9.3 million in 2025. This follows years of consecutive losses which in [...]

Furniture companies in Portugal are unable to receive payments from clients in Russia according to the Association of Portuguese Furniture and Allied Industries (Associação Portuguesa das [...]