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Portugal news - Portuguese retail tech startup Sensei just raised 15 million euros in a series A financing round.   Portuguese tech startup Sensei is changing the way the world shops through custom retail experiences that combine AI, computer vision, and machine learning to build a full-service system that is scalable across multiple formats. The cutting-edge technology will revolutionize the way people shop, giving rise to smart stores where scanning products and standing in lines are things of the past.   Founded in 2017 by Vasco Portugal, Joana Rafael, Nuno Moutinho and Paulo Carreira, the Portuguese retail tech startup provides 360-degree perspectives that detect empty shelves, see the space customers move through in the store, register whether the products on display capture their attention, count the flow of people entering and leaving the store, and check whether interactions result in purchases.    The total investment raised by Portuguese startup Sensei reaches 21 million euros, following this new series A financing round that was led by the Portuguese venture capital firm BlueCrow Capital, with the participation of Lince Capital, Explorer Investments, Arcor group, and Kamay Ventures that belongs to the Coca-Cola company. Moreover, former Sensei investors Techstars Ventures and Metro AG increased their investment, while business angels Diogo Mónica, who is the chairperson of the unicorn Anchorage Digital, and João Graça, who is the founder of Unbabel also invested in the tech startup.    The new investment will enable Sensei to create another thousand autonomous points of sale and to enter other countries in central and northern Europe by 2026. In Portugal, Sensei collaborates with Continente for the country's first cashierless minimarket, while internationally, it already operates in Spain, France, Italy and Brazil.   Retail is one of the sectors where AI has the greatest opportunities for transformation and tech startup Sensei has real potential to lead the autonomous retail revolution worldwide.    #portugalnews #technewsportugal #techstartupsportugal #retailtechportugal #smartstores #sensei

Portugal news - Portuguese SMEs lead growth in e-commerce in the EU, according to a new report by the Mastercard Economics Institute.   Portugal is the European country where the share of online spending in SMEs grew the most, increasing from 33% in 2021 to 39% in 2024, especially in the travel and retail sectors.   Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are the heart of the EU economy as they make up almost all businesses and account for nearly two thirds of the labor force, according to Eurostat.   In 2024, spending at SMBs is now outperforming large businesses across key industries.  Most EU countries show SMBs becoming more competitive in retail in 2024, specifically in grocery, consumer electronics, and in travel & entertainment (T&E). Moreover, spending at small clothing businesses is outperforming spending at large businesses in countries like Austria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal.    Here is the chart showing the countries where SMEs lead growth in online commerce in the EU in 2024: #portugalnews #ecommercenewsportugal #smenewsportugal #growthinonlinecommerceintheeu

Portugal news - Portugal and Spain commit to high-speed rail links for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.   During the Luso-Spanish Summit held in Portugal, Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, signed 11 agreements for building a sustainable future and cooperation between the two States.     Concerning the 2030 FIFA World Cup that which will be hosted by Portugal, Spain and Morocco, Pedro Sánchez stated the commitment between the two countries for the high-speed rail links to be ready on time.   The high-speed rail link between Lisbon and Madrid will make it possible to travel between the two capitals in 3 hours.  Moreover, with the high-speed rail link between Porto and Lisbon, travel time will take 1 hour and 15 minutes. The third high-speed rail link will connect Porto to Vigo within 50 minutes.    The high-speed rail link between Lisbon and Madrid   means that there will be a competitive alternative to daily flights that now link Lisbon to Madrid in 40 minutes, and Porto to Lisbon in 20 minutes.   Prime Minister Luís Montenegro stated that Portugal’s priority is the high-speed link between Lisbon-Porto-Vigo-Madrid, recalling that the first section of this link has already been awarded. He added that the second priority is the Lisbon-Madrid link, via Évora and Badajoz.   With the high-speed rail link between Lisbon and Madrid that will be built progressively, the travel time will take 6 hours in 2027 and will take 3 hours in 2034.     Here is the map showing the high-speed rail link between Lisbon and Madrid via Évora and Badajoz:     Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro stated that the third crossing over the Tagus River in Lisbon would be reconciled with the construction of the high-speed rail link to Évora and with the construction of Lisbon’s new airport.   Since high-speed rail mobility between Portugal and Spain is expected to also link the Iberian Peninsula to the rest of Europe, the Heads of Government of Portugal and Spain have committed to collaborate with the Prime Minister of France to implement the necessary rail interconnection for the transport of passengers and goods. #portugalnews #highspeedraillinkbetweenlisbonandmadrid #2030FIFAWorldCup #2030FIFAWorldCupportugal

By the Managing Director Technology Lead at Accenture Portugal, Paula Francisca Fernandes Portugal Business News - Portugal has emerged as one of the main centers of tech talent in Europe. Portugal: The Small Country with Huge Talent   Portugal has emerged as one of the main centers of technological talent in Europe. With an increasingly skilled, flexible and innovative workforce, the country has attracted the interest of large technology and non-technology companies from all over the world.   I invite you to explore the reasons why the TECH market in Portugal continues to flourish, from the quality of higher education to the unique cultural characteristics that shape local professionals:     Flexibility and the "Uncluttered" Mind   One of the most distinctive characteristics of Portuguese professionals is their adaptability and flexibility. The famous "resourcefulness" is a term that is unique to the Portuguese mindset, and it describes the ability to find creative solutions to problems in real time. In the technological world, where rapid change and problem solving are the norm, this ability is a valuable asset. Global companies recognize this trait as a competitive advantage of Portuguese talent, especially in agile work environments.     Fluency in English: An Attraction Factor     The high level of fluency in English among Portuguese professionals is another attraction factor. Studies show that around 90% of young Portuguese speak English, which makes the country one of the most proficient in the language in Europe. In a globalized technological world, communication skills are crucial, and Portugal offers a base of workers ready to interact with colleagues and customers from anywhere in the world.     Excellence of Portuguese Universities   Portugal has world-class universities, recognized for their quality of teaching in technological areas. Institutions have invested heavily in computer science, engineering and innovation programs, training highly qualified professionals who respond to the needs of the global market.     Labor Cost as a Competitive Differential   Besides quality, the competitive cost of labor is another factor that has attracted international companies to the Portuguese market. Compared to other Western European countries, Portugal offers a highly skilled workforce with significantly lower costs. This combination of excellence and economy allows global companies to obtain high value from their investments in talent, by reducing operating costs without compromising the quality of work.     Global Companies Attracted to Portugal   The characteristics of Portuguese talent, combined with excellent academic preparation, are great attractions for international companies. According to the 2023 report of CBRE Tech Cities, cities like Lisbon and Porto have been highlighted as growing technological hubs.   Another highlight is the Portugal Tech Visa, a program that facilitates the arrival of highly qualified foreign workers, complementing local talent and making the country an even more attractive destination for companies looking to expand their operations.     Conclusion   The Portuguese tech market combines a unique range of factors that make it highly attractive for global companies: From the adaptability and innovation of professionals, through high fluency in English, to the quality of training at the country’s best universities and competitive labor costs, Portugal has proven to be a center of excellence in the technological sector. Favorable policies and a competitive business environment only strengthen this position, consolidating the country as one of the most promising technology hubs in Europe. Author: Paula Francisca Fernandes , Managing Director – Technology Lead at Accenture Portugal About Paula Francisca Fernandes: Portuguese woman among winners of Microsoft Power Women Awards #portugalnews   #newsportugal   #investmentnewsportugal   #PaulaFranciscaFernandes   #AccenturePortugal   #techhubsinportugal #techtalentportugal

By the founder of SEO agency BrilliantSEO - Mariana Franco 1 - Get Google and users to trust your company with on-page and off-page solutions that boost your credibility Trust elements are essential to get your users’ trust but they impact how Google sees you as well. Trusted websites by users get higher rankings and impressions on Google. But how to use the right trust elements and why should you care about both on-page and off-page trust elements? This article will dive into the differences, specificities and benefits of on-page and off-page trust elements. We will also go over the most important factors to take into account when building Trust for your business and how the right trust elements can help you. 2 - Trust Elements for users or for Google as well? With the surge of AI and the ease of building websites, getting trust, credibility and loyalty from your users can become a growing hassle. But why is this important for Google? As we know, Google considers factors such as the bounce rate, checkout process and overall user experience to rank websites and show them in SERP (impressions). We can then say that Google will be also paying attention to: How you transmit the right message about your company across the internet since that will affect the users’ trust and behaviour (before the click) How well you provide trusted sources and proof of quality as that will keep clients engaged and trusting (after the click) 3 - On-page vs off-page Trust Elements: What are the differences As mentioned above, your trust begins off-page, when the user actually Googles your Brand or the name of your company. Off-page trust elements are therefore anything that will make the user “impressed” or confident before even clicking your link. As for Google, these elements can be seen as properly made connections between all your profiles and sources that sign to the Search Engine the value and importance of what you offer. After the user clicks your link, we move on to on-page trust elements that will make sure the user confirms the confidence they felt before, grows their trust, stays on the page and ultimately converts. Should all this be done correctly, Google will pick up the signals, showing you more often and improving your ranking. 4 - Off-page Trust Elements: Getting the impressions and the clicks Your off-page trust elements can be categorized in: Reviews: This can include Trustpilot, Google Reviews and even blog posts or videos of influencers talking about your products. Mentions: Whenever your Brand, CEO or Founder is mentioned in an article, gives an interview or participates in a podcast. Brand Amplification: this includes your Social Media Channels, Podcasts and media elements (indexed videos and images). Each of these elements will create an idea of your Brand in the users’ minds even before they click the page. It’s the difference between looking: Like this: in Image 1 - A rich SERP, with both useful and eye-catching elements. … or like this: in Image 2 - A SERP showing negative reviews and questions about the trustworthiness of the business. 5 - From Trustpilot to Youtube review videos and everything else in between: Platforms such as Trustpilot, Google reviews, Youtube, Tiktok and even Reddit are enormously trusted sources for users especially if you are a new player in the market or are introducing a new product or service. And even though the external reviews are something you cannot control, there are always actions you can take to minimize some possible damage: Answer the comments with kindness and try to solve the source of the issue Use the review to turn the situation around: North Face is an excellent example of how to turn a bad review into a promotional stunt. Work on solving the issue (is it bad customer support, pricing, service?) and launch a campaign to directly address your improvements. Working directly with influencers and blog writers is an excellent tool not only for promoting your products and services but also to do some damage control when something negative happens unexpectedly. 6 - Get your CEO, Founder or charismatic worker out there We know the importance of showing your face and your employees on your website. But if users get a first glimpse of your human side before they even click, you already earned their trust. Giving a face to your business increases the credibility amongst users enormously. Clients like to know they are buying from real people and when you get out there with great charisma, advice or humour, you get 10 steps ahead of your competitors. This can mean actively participating in interviews, external articles or events but can also mean creating your own podcast or webinar. 7 - Amplify your brand with the right campaigns We all know the power of Social Media these days. However not all types of channels are suited for all products and brands. When you decide to drive online campaigns, make sure to study your audience, choose the right channel and prepare proper posts/adverts. Let me give you an example: Ryanair is known for selling cheap flights so they often tease their own clients on Social Media. For Ryanair this is completely acceptable: their audience relates and laughs at their posts. Many times they even repost them. I personally think they are geniuses and I too fly with them. This company tried to imitate Ryanair’s strategy on Linkedin, but what they failed to see is that the product they are promoting is: premium, expensive and directed to a high-level business audience. Not to even mention the low quality of the image! These are some of the most important off-page trust elements you can actively work on, and that can make a big difference between having just impressions or actual clicks! 8 - Connecting the off-page trust elements to Google We talked about users a lot over the last points so let’s see now the connection to Google. Just like the user, Google sees everything your company has online and it too will classify the quality of your presence: Google primarily shows reviews with images for instance, so get your happy users to post some. It will understand your company better when your online information is properly connected: make sure your YouTube channel, Social Media profiles and articles all point to you. Always opt for high-quality media content: post real images with proper markup and ask your interviewers or hosts to do the same. 9 - On-page Trust Elements: do you have what it takes to get the conversion? Your client saw your link and clicked on it. Now it’s up to you to keep them going down the funnel until they finish their purchase. Your on-page trust elements can be categorised in: Numbers, Advantages and Testimonials: Include information about how many years you are in business, how many happy clients you have, or how good your customer support is. Media Elements: Add videos about your company, products, and testimonials; add high-quality images of what you offer, your processes and show your company as well! Overall Quality: Build a simple, well-performing and organised website where users feel compelled to read, engage and buy. 10 - Show the numbers, advantages and testimonials Numbers, advantages and testimonials are a great way to build trust: 10+ Years in Business 1.000+ Happy Clients 24/7 Customer Support “We used it and it’s even better than expected” And your designer will definitely know how to make them pop and where exactly to place them. But the usage of this type of trust element shouldn't stop there! Giving context to Google will help you gain trust and credibility: You can choose to use numbers in chunks of text on your About-us page and even on some service/product pages. The trick is: to do it naturally ( NLP ), making it relevant to the context and useful for the users and Google. Some advantages can have their own page: do you offer customer support in 20 languages? Make a short page stating these languages and while doing that, mention how diverse your company is and add a link to the about-us page. Use your comments from Trustpilot and Google reviews to build on: export them and find out what pieces of information you never thought of that you can now use on blogs, case studies, or product descriptions to inspire trust. 11 - Video and Images are a must to grow the trust in your Brand Stock photos are practical and easy to get but you risk having the same sales agent as 10 other companies out there. So here’s how you will succeed in building trust for your users and Search Engines: Have real people pose for your photos, Use your actual office (or even home office), Give context to the images, Add names and descriptions. While the first 2 points are working on getting the users’ trust the last 2 focus on Google and other Search Engines. This is one of many simple techniques you can implement to push your Brand up, creating understanding (in Google’s brain) and empathy on your users. Video is the other must-have element of the 20s in the XXI century. We know the search in videos is increasing every year, and that for certain topics it already dominates when compared to written content. Of course, not all content can be done in video but there are some videos every company should have: Introduction to the Brand: this is the video you include on your homepage, presenting your company or brand and sharing how you differentiate yourself in the market: Product or Service Presentation: typically these are videos featuring a certain product where, in under a minute, you introduce the product, the features and advantages. You can opt to have short-form and long-form videos for certain products, but make sure you feature them in the right place. Case Studies and Testimonials: getting clients and partners to share their experiences with you on video is the cherry on top of the cake. This is the best trust element you can give to both users and Google. 12 - Quality of your Website: Performance, and Usefulness The on-page trust starts the moment the user clicks on your link and can be defined by: How long the page takes to render and interact: If you have many competitors in the market, the user will feel compelled to bounce off a lazy page and jump to another company’s link selling a similar product. How well the content is written, displayed and available: Make your text unique, short and compelling. But always make sure you provide all the information the user needs to get convinced you are the right choice. Include proper interlinking and give your clients the option to always check your about-us page, delivery information or product features. How easy the navigation and the conversion process is : Users don’t like to spend time searching around for answers. Allow your users to navigate easily on your website, add a search bar, FAQ page links and make the conversion process as fast and simple as possible. 13 - Take Control Over Your Trust Elements and Dominate Any brand, small or big, needs to have the trust of its users and Google. While small brands may consider on-page elements to be the only work they need to do, the truth is that off-page trust elements are easy to build and the ROI may be huge. Connecting your on-page and off-page trust elements gives Google the signals your Brand needs to be relevant, credible and most of all trustable. Author:   Mariana Franco - Founder of  SEO agency BrilliantSEO   #portugalnews   #newsportugal   #SEOtips   #howtouseSEO   #howtoboostmygooglerankings   #howtorankongoogle   # BrilliantSEO #SEO BusinessTrustElements

The Importance of HR at Christmas - by the CEO of KEEPTALENT Portugal, Pedro Ramos As we approach Christmas, we are filled with a spirit of unity, solidarity, and reflection. This special moment can and should be integrated into the organizational culture of companies, particularly in people management. The holiday season offers a unique opportunity to strengthen bonds within teams, foster a positive environment, and promote the well-being and happiness of employees.   In an increasingly experiential world, people want to be treated and recognized as unique and special. Christmas symbolizes sharing and appreciation, making it the ideal occasion for organizations to acknowledge the effort and dedication of their employees throughout the year. This acknowledgment should not be merely a formality but a true experience of recognition. Initiatives such as the delivery of personalized cards, the organization of themed lunches, or the promotion of volunteer activities can strengthen the emotional connection to the company, boosting team morale and enhancing the sense of belonging and motivation.   The employee experience is fundamental to effective people management. This should be viewed as a cycle that encompasses everything from recruitment to the offboarding process, valuing every stage of the employee's journey. During Christmas, companies can take the opportunity to promote open and sincere communication. Feedback sessions and discussions on how the Christmas spirit can be incorporated into the daily organizational life help to build a more solid and cohesive culture, where every employee feels heard and respected.   Well-being in the workplace is another crucial aspect to consider. Christmas can be a particularly exhausting time, with financial and emotional pressures. In this sense, companies have a responsibility to support their employees by implementing well-being programs such as stress management workshops, recreational activities, or mindfulness sessions. By caring for employees' well-being, organizations foster an inclusive and supportive environment where happiness and the balance between personal and professional life are prioritized.   Moreover, Christmas is an excellent opportunity for companies to reinforce their social responsibility. Promoting charitable campaigns, such as collecting donations for charitable institutions, not only brings the team together around a greater cause but also provides a meaningful experience for employees. Such initiatives create a positive impact on the community and strengthen the ties between teams, promoting a spirit of collaboration.   In summary, Christmas is much more than a holiday; it is an opportunity for companies to strengthen people management through actions that promote recognition, the employee experience, well-being, and happiness. By integrating the Christmas spirit into organizational culture, companies not only improve the work environment but also build more united and motivated teams. This Christmas, may organizations draw inspiration from the values of this season and recognize that caring for their people is the best gift they can offer – for both employees and the company itself. After all, in a world where everyone seeks to be recognized as unique and special, the true spirit of Christmas can transform the professional landscape and promote collective well-being. Author: Pedro Ramos  - CEO of  KEEPTALENT Portugal Portuguese CEO wins European CEO of the Year Awards 2024 #portugalnews   #newsportugal   #hrnewsportugal #h owtopromoteorganizationalwellbeing #howtopromotehappinessintheworkplace #theimportanceofhratchristmas

Portugal Business News - The first Guess Lingerie store in Portugal has arrived at the NorteShopping mall in Porto.   Portugal’s first Guess Lingerie store covers 18 square meters, and features an elegant design in neutral tones, creating an intimate and sophisticated environment.   Portugal’s new Guess Lingerie store comprises not only lingerie, but also pajamas, bags, costume jewelry, sunglasses and perfumes.    #portugalnews #guesslingerieportugal #guesslingerie #norteshopping #fashionnewsportugal

Portugal news - Here are the best Portuguese news websites in English to read Portugal news online for free:   1 – The Portugal News – Portugal news in English - General news   2 - Portugal Resident - Portugal news in English - General news   3 – Euronews - Portugal news in English – General news     4 – BBC news - Portugal news in English – General news     5 – Portugal Business News  – Portugal news in English – Business – Economy – Tech – Investment - Real Estate news   #portugalnews #portugalnewsinenglish #whatisthebestportuguesenewswebsiteinenglish

Actualités Portugal - Quelles sont les startups portugaises à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe ?   Quatre entreprises portugaises figurent parmi les startups européennes à la croissance la plus rapide selon la liste Sifted 250 du Financial Times.     Voici les entreprises portugaises qui se classent parmi les startups européennes à la croissance la plus rapide :     1 – Coverflex   La startup portugaise Coverflex occupe le 37e rang des entreprises européennes à la croissance la plus rapide.   Coverflex est à la fois une startup fintech et RH basée à Braga. Coverflex a levé un financement de 15 millions d’euros en 2023, mené par SCOR Ventures, avec des business angels tels que Job van der Voort, le PDG de Remote. Le nouveau financement porte le montant total obtenu par la startup à 20 millions d’euros depuis son lancement en 2021.     2 – Equal Food   La startup portugaise Equal Food est classée 64ème entreprise européenne à la croissance la plus rapide.   Equal Food est une startup de Foodtech en technologie alimentaire basée à Lisbonne qui a réalisé un chiffre d’affaires de 1,8 million d’euros au cours de l’exercice financier se terminant en décembre 2023.     3 – Bridge In   La startup portugaise Bridge In se classe au 104e rang des entreprises à la croissance la plus rapide d’Europe.   Bridge In est une start-up B2B SaaS et RH basée à Lisbonne qui a réalisé un chiffre d’affaires de 4,9 millions d’euros pour l’exercice de 2023.     4 – Knockcare   La startup portugaise Knockcare est classée 208ème entreprise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe.   Knockcare est une startup de Healthtech basée à Matosinhos et a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 4,95 millions pour l’exercice financier clos en 2023. Knockcare a obtenu une levée de fonds de 4,4 millions d’euros en novembre 2021 auprès des investisseurs Armilar Venture Partners, Mustard Seed, MAZE, Triple Point Ventures et Social Innovation Fund.          #actualitésportugal #startupsportugaisesàlacroissancelaplusrapide #startupsàlacroissancelaplusrapideeneurope #quellessontlesstartupsportugaisesàlacroissancelaplusrapideeneurope

Actualités Portugal - Voici les meilleures villes d’Europe pour investir dans l’immobilier, selon une étude de PwC et du Urban Land Institute (ULI).   Les meilleures villes d’Europe à surveiller pour investir dans l’immobilier sont les plus dynamiques et innovantes.  Ce sont les villes qui ont l’infrastructure physique pour soutenir la technologie, l’innovation et la décarbonisation, selon les analystes du secteur immobilier. Les investissements immobiliers devraient croître dans les villes dotées de centres de données ultramodernes et d’infrastructures pour l’énergie renouvelable, où les propriétés devraient produire un rendement élevé sur l’investissement.   Depuis que le plus grand centre de données d’Europe , Start Campus, basé au Portugal, est maintenant connecté au câble sous-marin EllaLink, le pays est devenu un lieu privilégié pour l’investissement immobilier avec des perspectives de revenus élevés pour 2025.     Voici le Top 10 des meilleures villes d’Europe pour investir dans l’immobilier avec un marché immobilier en plein essor : 1 – Londres 2- Madrid 3 – Paris 4 – Berlin 5 – Munich 6 – Amsterdam 7 – Milan 8 – Francfort 9 – Hambourg 10 - Lisbonne #actualitésportugal #actualitésimmobilierportugal #actualitésimmobilièresportugal #marchéimmobilierportugal #marchéimmobiliereurope #quellessontlesmeilleuresvillesdeuropepourinvestirdanslimmobilier

Actualités Portugal - L’Europe lance sa propre version de ChatGPT, un Grand modèle de langage   multilingue IA appelé EuroLLM et développé en collaboration avec des partenaires portugais dont la société technologique Unbabel.   La version européenne de ChatGPT, appelée EuroLLM, est un Grand modèle de langage multilingue   comprenant les 24 langues officielles de l’UE, et développé en collaboration avec des partenaires portugais, dont une startup technologique et future licorne Unbabel.   L’Europe intensifie ses actions pour la souveraineté de l’IA avec le lancement du Grand modèle de langage multilingue IA, EuroLLM, qui est déjà disponible sur la plateforme Hugging Face et sur Widn.AI.  Étant donné qu’il s’agit d’un modèle libre (open-source), les utilisateurs sont activement encouragés à l’utiliser, à l’améliorer et à développer de nouvelles technologies basées sur ce modèle.   EuroLLM-9B a été développé en collaboration avec les partenaires suivants : Unbabel, Instituto de Telecomunicações, Instituto Superior Técnico, l’Université d’Edimbourg, Aveni, l’Université Paris-Saclay, l’Université d’Amsterdam, l’Université de la Sorbonne et Naver Labs. EuroLLM a été développé sur MareNostrum, l’un des superordinateurs les plus avancés d’Europe, au Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) et le projet est appuyé par l’entreprise commune EuroHPC (EuroHPC JU) et par le Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Actions de l’UE.   Cela marque une étape importante pour l’industrie technologique portugaise et pour le développement d’une IA multilingue qui offre une précision, une efficacité et une vitesse inégalées pour les applications spécifiques à des tâches.   Avec le développement de l’EuroLLLM avec des partenaires portugais, le secteur de l’IA au Portugal est à la pointe de l’innovation, car le projet vise à créer un volant pour développer de nouvelles opportunités de collaboration et de croissance tout en nivelant le terrain de jeu et en comblant les écarts linguistiques en Europe et dans le reste du monde.   #actualitésportugal #actualitéstechnologiquesportugal #actualitésIAportugal #EuroLLM9B   #eurollm  # grandmodèledelangagemultilingueia

Actualités Portugal - La marque de mode Carolina Herrera vient d’ouvrir un mégastore à Porto, au Portugal.   La marque de mode de luxe Carolina Herrera est désormais disponible dans un nouveau mégastore à Porto, au no 70 rue des Carmélites, avec cinq étages et une superficie totale de 470 mètres carrés.   La marque de mode espagnole Carolina Herrera, gérée par le groupe espagnol Sociedad Textil Lonia, a fait appel aux services de conseil de l’entreprise immobilière internationale CBRE.   Porto attire actuellement des marques de mode de luxe internationales, car la ville devient de plus en plus tendance, selon Carlos Récio, directeur principal du commerce de détail chez CBRE.  Il ajoute qu’un autre indicateur de la forte demande dans le segment des emplacements de premier choix pour la vente au détail à Porto est « que le loyer des emplacements de premier choix pour le commerce de détail haut de gamme à Porto a déjà atteint 85 euros/m 2, ce qui reflète une augmentation significative au cours des dernières années ».     Les marques de mode internationales disponibles dans la zone commerciale de premier choix de Porto comprennent American Vintage, Max Mara, Marques Soares et Brownie ; tandis que les marques de mode de luxe Hugo Boss, Liu Jo, Pinko, Lacoste et Max & Co ont des magasins à proximité du Passeio dos Clérigos. #actualitésportugal #actualitésmarquesdeluxeportugal #actualitésmarquesdemodeportugal #carolinaherreraportugal