The Real Estate company Goldentree has launched recently a brand new website with a stuning professional look and browsing simplicity in mind. Established in 2000, Goldentree is one of the Algarve's leading Real estate specialists.Goldentree Real Estate is situated between Quinta do Lago and Vale de Lobo, a privileged location in the central Algarve which is considered the Golden Triangle.

Portimão Cãmara is currently negotiating the construction of the largest film studio in Portugal, in an estimated €10m deal. According to English-language newspaper, The Resident, the most probably location is a four hectare site belonging to the câmara, close to the Exhibition and Fairs Park and the Arade Pavilion.
Because the area is quite large it could also be complemented with other multimedia attractions to support the studio activity.

Portugal's Blue Coast, or Costa Azul, is one of the country's emerging hotspots. Just 20-minutes away from Lisbon it is great place for city breaks as well as beach holidays, and prices are often half of what you would pay in the Algarve. Profile Europe (UK) is now marketing new properties at Palmela Village Golf Resort on the emerging Blue Coast.

The Algarve's well-earned reputation as a leading light on the European golfing scene, though only now coming to the attention of American golfers, had its beginnings more than 40 years ago. The approaching half century of golf development has been slow but sure and always well planned, with the private and public sectors working closely in partnership, to ensure that golf in The Algarve would always be of a standard to rank alongside the best anywhere.

Once again, former England goalkeeper David Seaman MBE, is teaming up with the Parque da Floresta Golf and Leisure Resort in the Western Algarve, for the seventh David Seaman Safe Hands Charity Golf Classic 2008, sponsored by Zurich International Solutions and HSBC Investments.
The event, which will take place from July 10-13, following the UEFA European Football Championships, will see personalities from the world of sport and entertainment come together to grace the fairways of Parque da Floresta in aid of the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK.

There is light at the end of the tunnel for medronho distillers who have fought for months, and in some cases years, to save the future of one of the Algarve’s most important local industries but bureaucratic red tape had been a problem, as reported in The Resident on March 9.
In Monchique alone, nearly every medronho producer has applied for a licence at the câmara. There are more than 90 applications being considered, while 16 have already been given full licences to operate and more than 30 new distilleries are in construction.