The Port of Lisbon

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Port of Lisbon. The Port of Lisbon

In 2010 APL practices rates with a reduction of 3%

APL - In 2010 the Administration of the Port of Lisbon decided to adopt the fees from the Use of Port Regulation of Tariffs 2008, for ships and cargo (TUP/ship and TUP/cargo), constituting through this measure in practice a reduction of about 3% Read More

Port of Lisbon Present at the Second Meeting of CPLP Ports in Brazil

The Second Meeting of CPLP ports took place between 1 and 3 December, 2009, in the city of Fortaleza in Brazil. The meeting was attended by representatives from the Port Administrations of Leixoes, Aveiro, Lisbon, Set�bal and Sines, along with representatives from the Company of Cape Verde Ports (ENAPOR), the Port of Bissau, the Port of Luanda and several Brazilian ports Read More

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The Port of Lisbon is a large European Port with an Atlantic orientation whose geo-strategic centrality gives it a high statute within the logistics chain of international commerce and in the main cruise circuits.

The Port is national leader in the movement of vessels (in number and in GT) and occupies 1^st place in the national ranking of the handling of containerised cargo and solid bulk agricultural foodstuffs. These two types of merchandise place the Port of Lisbon amongst the main Iberian ports.

As a result of the firm bet on the satisfaction of the needs and demands of its clients, based on the rendering of maximum quality service, the Port of Lisbon has, over the years, registered a remarkable growth in all of its businesses: the handling of cargo, cruise tourism, fluvial transport, recreational boating and a boost in culture and entertainment throughout the entire riverside area within its jurisdiction.

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