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          Ponta Delgada

          Adventure
          Culture
          Romance

          This colonial, romantic city is enveloped in lush green landscapes. What are you waiting for? Book your trip to Ponta Delgada and...

          Explore the island's landmarks 

          The lagoons are one of its treasures. The most famous are Sete Cidades, the largest at around 4 kilometres wide, and Furnas, where food is cooked underground. The impressive silhouettes of the City Gates and São Brás Fort are unforgettable. There are plenty of recreational and cultural events in the romantic António Borges Gardens.

          Enjoy the peaceful evenings

          In the warmest months, the old part of town is full of life. There are traditional street markets where you can find a bit of everything, including music, books, handicrafts and local dishes. The renovated marina is the ideal place for a stroll to enjoy the unforgettable view at any time of the year.

          Culture and Business

          On a business trip, knowing the culture and customs of the country you are visiting can have a big impact on the success of your business.

          Before leaving

          Make sure you have your citizen’s card or passport and boarding pass with you. Depending on your country of origin, arrange your visa or other required documentation well in advance.

          Climate

          The climate is of the maritime temperate type with hot summers and rainy winters, with Atlantic, continental and Mediterranean influences. The climate also varies according to the altitude and proximity to the ocean.

          Time zone

          Mainland Portugal and Madeira = GMT
          Azores = GMT - 1

          Geography and Politics

          Portugal is part of the Iberian Peninsula, in southwest Europe. It includes two archipelagos: the islands of Madeira and the islands of the Azores. Portugal is a semi-presidential representative democratic republic, where the Prime Minister is the head of government. It is a member of the European Union.

          Tips and Payment

          Portugal is part of the Eurozone, so the currency used will be the Euro (EUR). Many businesses accept credit cards, but it is always useful to have cash with you. There are many ATMs where you can withdraw cash. It is customary to tip around 10% if you are satisfied with the service provided.

          Language and expressions to memorize

          The official language is Portuguese. Some useful phrases in Portuguese are: “olá” = hi, “por favor” = please; “muito obrigado/a” = thank you very much; “desculpe” = sorry.

          What to do

          Do not be surprised if you are invited to lunch to do business - it is customary that these lunches last a long time. Family and the social side of life are very important and it is essential to establish good relationships when you are doing business.

          What not to do

          Do not try to rush negotiations. The Portuguese take their time and like to be meticulous, so try to accompany the pace. Do not be late for meetings - although the culture is not as punctual as other European countries, you are expected to arrive on time when you are doing business.

          What to wear

          Men should wear suits and ties and women the formal equivalent, with elegance. Appearance is important, be conservative and professional, adjusting your choices to the industry you work in and the type of meeting.

          First contact

          When meeting someone in a business context, greet him or her with a handshake. After certain meetings and in social situations it is considered normal to give two kisses on the face. The handshake or a hug continues to be the appropriate greeting between men. If you are invited to someone's house, bring a box of chocolates or good bottle of Portuguese wine to show your appreciation.