
Agent brief
Overview
Portugal is sold either as a Spain extension or as a standalone for clients who've done the obvious Europe. Both work, but they're different products. As an extension it's usually Lisbon and Porto bolted to a Madrid or Seville circuit. As a standalone it's Lisbon, Sintra, Porto and the Douro, with the Algarve added for clients who want coast. The operational constraint is street access. Central Lisbon's Alfama and Porto's Ribeira are not coach-navigable, which means drop-off points, walking segments and — for older groups — a realistic conversation at quote stage about how much of the itinerary is on foot and uphill. We plan those legs rather than discovering them on the day. Sintra is a day operation with its own traffic and parking constraints, and it needs a proper time allocation rather than a half-day squeeze.
At a glance
Fixed-departure tours covering Portugal
Priced and ready to sell — quote directly from the card, no net-rate request needed.
Group Tours
Capability & practical info
On-ground
Fleet
Partner fleet
Ground office
No
Guide languages
English, Hindi
Min pax for SIC
2
What agents should know about Portugal
Trade points
- Best season
- Apr–Jun and Sep–Oct. Jul–Aug is peak on the Algarve. Winter is mild, wet in the north.
- Connectivity
- one-stop via Gulf or European hubs to Lisbon; overland or short sector from Madrid.
- Visa
- Schengen — verify current appointment lead times before quoting.
- Typical itinerary
- 5N/6D Lisbon–Sintra–Porto, or 3N as a Spain extension.
Operational notes
- oach access into historic centres is restricted. Confirm drop-off logistics and walking distances with the agent before confirming an older group.
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