Spain and Portugal ‘flying high’

Published 07th Mar 2008

Spain and Portugal are to build new airports to support their booming tourism industries...
The two airports - one of which is to be built in the Huelva province in Spain and the other just outside the Portuguese capital of Lisbon - are located in areas that are "increasingly popular" with tourists.

The new Portugal base should further boost well-liked destinations on the Silver Coast and the Algarve, while the Spanish development should improve access to the western Costa de la Luz.

Boost for investors
Both airports are expected to be finished by 2012, although this date is subject to change. The announcement is great news for investors with property in either of the areas, as It has been proven time and time again that the introduction of new flights to an area has a positive effect on property prices.

Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates commented on the location of the new Portugal airport: 'Alcochete is the best option, both technically and financially…and beat Ota on four of the seven crucial criteria’, which were safety, natural resource sustainability, economic and social development, and financial evaluation”

Source: ' Move Channel Ltd '

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