The head of marketing for Turismo de Portugal says it plans to surpass the pre-pandemic level of 400,000 Chinese tourists welcomed in 2019.
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LAM is to be handed over to new management with immediate effect as the airline grapples with ballooning debts and an ageing fleet.
The Brazilian leader embarks on his rescheduled visit to China with a proposal for a negotiated settlement to the Ukraine conflict.
The annual sourcing of cashew nuts – the country’s main export, upon which more than 80 percent of the population depends – is now underway.
Widespread flooding in the wake of Cyclone Freddy has contaminated communal water sources across the country, spreading disease and leaving authorities struggling to cope.
The Brazilian leader is expected to sign as many as 20 agreements with Beijing and discuss an innovative deal to transform millions of hectares of degraded pasture in the South American nation.
The move is as much geopolitical as financial, with a growing number of countries questioning their dependence on the US dollar.
Although domestic sugar supply is unaffected for the time being, devastated sugarcane fields will impact future production.
An Angolan and Portuguese consortium has been given a US$1.168 billion contract to build a 260-kilometre railway connecting Angola’s coast and hinterlands.