'Why are we being penalised when sporting events are allowed?'
Prior to the pandemic, events tourism was booming. Can it pick up where it left off?
Web Summit gets go-ahead to hold in-person event in Lisbon
It has not yet been decided whether masks or tests will be required for those attending
UK to be ‘tough’ on international travel as people scramble home from Portugal
June 21st unlocking may be scaled down as UK records highest Covid cases since March
Court upholds Ryanair challenge to €4.6bn aid to rivals KLM and TAP
Decisions on airline support overturned
Charities call on Ireland to drop opposition to EU tax transparency rule
Measure would require multinationals to declare activities and tax paid
Web Summit cancels in-person Lisbon event amid surge in Covid cases
Organisers say decision to go online was taken in the interests of public health
Web Summit’s ‘ungovernable zaniness’ sets it apart
Another profitable Web Summit, but is this success sustainable long term?
Profits surge 60% at Web Summit in second year in Lisbon
Newly filed accounts detail events turnover for the first time
Web Summit to stay in Lisbon until 2028 as part of new €110m deal
Annual technology conference agrees new deal with Portuguese government
Twitter co-founder Evan Williams among Web Summit speakers
Stripe president and co-founder John Collison also among first speakers announced
Profits surge at company behind Web Summit after Lisbon move
Attendee numbers at flagship event have risen from under 400 to projected 70,000
Paddy Cosgrave accuses Government of Web Summit ‘lies’
Founder says event is ‘distraction’ from real issues impacting people
Road Warrior, Dublin hotel prices surge, same size cabin bags, TAP changing hands, Canada introduces travel authorisation
€167 average hotel night in Dublin, 61% of TAP sold, Cabin OK labels for on board baggage
Portugal plans to make an early payment on IMF loans
Prime minister Pedro Passos Coelho announces move as borriwng costs fall
Portugal spends €4.9bn to rescue its biggest bank
Junior bondholders and shareholders to bear losses from the Banco Espirito Santo
Divisions emerge over Portuguese bailout exit strategy
Portugal intends to follow Ireland’s example and exits an IMF-EU bailout
Sale of State’s AIB stake will not rule out retroactive aid – Noonan
Minister travels to New York today to encourage US investors to buy Irish bonds
Portugal told to stick to deficit reduction targets
Deputy prime minister had suggested a softer goal would be better
Hopes of economic recovery limited
While Ireland’s economy remains stagnant, Europe is showing some signs of life
Portuguese strife weighs on neighbour’s bond yields
Spain and France see borrowing costs rise at auctions as fears for euro zone stability reemerge
Portugal political crisis likely to deepen
Two more ministers expected to resign as turmoil threatens to derail bailout exit
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