TEAM N.O.W. UNITED'S DISCOVER PORTUGAL TEAM TRIP

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From Lisbon's Historic Charm to Porto's Vibrant Energy. Explore Lisbon’s iconic landmarks, from the Belém Tower to the colorful streets of Alfama, and savor its rich culture and cuisine. Then, journey to Porto, where you'll experience its picturesque riverside, stunning architecture, and world-renowned port wine. This tour offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and local flavor in two of Portugal's most captivating cities

Price starting from $ 1850 Land Only | Depart On 29 Oct 2026

OVERVIEW

Experience Portugal: A Curated Journey for Travel Professionals

Begin in Lisbon, exploring landmarks like Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, and the Alfama district by tram, with tastings of Port wine and local pastries. Head north to Coimbra to visit its UNESCO-listed university and stroll medieval streets before continuing to Aveiro, the “Venice of Portugal,” for a scenic Moliceiro boat cruise. In the Douro Valley, tour terraced vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and relax with a traditional lunch and river cruise through this stunning UNESCO region. End in Porto, discovering the Ribeira district, Clérigos Tower, and São Bento station. Back in Lisbon, conclude with a presentation on tourism trends and a Farewell Fado Dinner. This journey combines education and authentic experiences, empowering agents to confidently promote Portugal to their clients.

Itinerary

Prepare yourself! You are leaving today for Lisbon to start your unbelievable Best of Portugal Journey.

Upon arrival in Lisbon, claim your bags and proceed toward the arrival hall. Our representative will meet you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. (Standard check-in time is 3:00 pm).

Check-in at the hotel and catch up on your rest. You can unwind or tour the city throughout the remaining part of the day.  

Evening enjoy welcome Dinner at the hotel – a perfect opportunity to meet fellow agents and get an overview of the week ahead.

Overnight in Lisbon

After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of Lisbon, taking in some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the historic Belém Tower, the magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, and the charming streets of the Alfama district. Experience an authentic Lisbon tram ride, complemented by a tasting of traditional Port wine and a classic Portuguese pastry. A hosted lunch at a local hotel offers not only a taste of regional cuisine but also the opportunity to tour the property and learn more about its services and accommodations for future guests. The evening is yours to spend at leisure.

Overnight in Lisbon

Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel and relish a full day to yourself in this charming city. Explore at your leisure by strolling to the port and relishing the picturesque views along the Tagus River. Delight your taste buds with local cuisine, embark on a culinary journey, or simply wander the quaint streets, immersing yourself in the town's romantic ambiance. Alternatively, consider pre-booking one of our recommended optional tours for an enhanced experience.

Add-on: Full day Sintra and the E Cascais: - USD 115 Per person (minimum 15 pax)
Embark on a scenic excursion from Lisbon to explore its picturesque surroundings. Begin with a visit to Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often described as a fairy-tale town for its rolling hills, elegant villas, and grand palaces. Known for its romantic charm, Sintra is one of Portugal’s most celebrated destinations. Explore the Sintra National Palace, renowned as the best-preserved medieval royal palace in the country, showcasing a blend of Gothic, Manueline, and Moorish architectural styles. You'll also have free time to wander the town and soak in its unique atmosphere. Continue west to Cabo da Roca, the dramatic cape marking the westernmost point of mainland Europe. This breathtaking cliffside location offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and is famously described by poet Luís de Camões as the place “where the land ends and the sea begins.” The journey then leads to Cascais, a stylish coastal town once favored by Portuguese royalty. Once a humble fishing village, Cascais is now known for its marina, sandy beaches, and vibrant cultural scene. It’s also a major golf destination, boasting over ten courses in the region. Take a relaxing walk along the bay and feel the ocean breeze before returning to Lisbon via Estoril, home to one of Europe’s most iconic casinos.

Add-on: Full-day tour to Obidos, Nazare, Batalha, and Fatima including lunch: -USD 125 Per person (minimum  15 pax) 
Begin your journey with a drive to Óbidos, a charming medieval town enclosed by ancient walls and filled with narrow, winding streets and historic whitewashed houses. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to admire its Gothic architecture, relax at a local café, or sample the region’s famous cherry liqueur, Ginja, at one of the many wine shops.

Next, continue to Nazaré, a traditional fishing village known for its picturesque setting and delicious Portuguese cuisine. Take a break here for a leisurely lunch and savor local specialties before exploring this beloved coastal destination. Enjoy sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and capture memorable photos of the dramatic shoreline.

Afterward, travel to Batalha to visit its renowned Gothic monastery—an architectural masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The final stop is Fátima, home to Portugal’s most significant Marian shrine and a major pilgrimage site.

Overnight in Lisbon

Depart Lisbon and head north to begin your journey through some of Portugal’s most historic and scenic destinations. Your first stop is Coimbra, a renowned university city steeped in history. Here, you'll visit the University of Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the ancient cathedral—one of the finest Romanesque monuments in the country. Wander through the city's charming streets, stairways, and medieval courtyards, as well as its bustling commercial district filled with cafés, pastry shops, restaurants, and boutiques. Enjoy lunch before continuing on to Aveiro.

Known as the "Venice of Portugal," Aveiro enchants visitors with its winding canals, colorful Art Nouveau buildings, and traditional Moliceiro boats. You'll enjoy a scenic cruise along the canals before making your way to Porto. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Overnight in Porto

Enjoy a full-day excursion to the stunning Douro Valley, one of the world’s oldest and most celebrated wine regions. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Douro Valley is also recognized as Europe’s top river destination. Your journey begins in the charming town of Pinhão, where you'll embark on a peaceful river cruise that navigates through the heart of this historic wine-growing area. As you sail under the iconic Eiffel iron bridge and head upstream toward Tua, you'll be surrounded by dramatic landscapes of terraced vineyards untouched by roads or modern traffic. Although you’ll travel the same stretch in both directions, the scenery offers a fresh perspective on the return, highlighting the valley’s natural beauty from different angles.

The day’s highlights include visits to scenic vineyards, a wine tasting experience, a relaxing cruise on the Douro River, and a traditional regional lunch served at a local wine estate. After a full day of discovery and indulgence, return to Porto in the evening, with free time to enjoy dinner or explore the city at your own pace.

Overnight in Porto

Begin the day by exploring the highlights of Porto, including the picturesque Ribeira district, the iconic Clérigos Tower, and the beautifully tiled São Bento train station. After soaking in the city's charm, return to Lisbon with a scenic drive of approximately three hours. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and attend a brief presentation offering valuable insights into Portugal as a travel destination, including tourism trends and opportunities.

In the evening, celebrate the end of your journey with a special farewell dinner featuring a live Fado performance—one of Portugal’s most soulful and traditional music styles. Enjoy a selection of Portuguese wines, regional dishes, and savory snacks in an authentic Lisbon venue, as the evocative melodies of Fado capture the heart and spirit of the country.

Overnight in Lisbon

You've delved into Portugal's rich history, relished the enduring tastes of the Mediterranean that will linger in your memories, and forged lasting connections with newfound friends.  You will be transferred to Lisbon airport as you bid a heartfelt goodbye as you get ready to embark on your homeward journey.

Accommodation

Hotel Marques de Pombal
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By choosing to stay at the Marques De Pombal Hotel, you'll enjoy a prime central location in Lisbon. The hotel is situated just steps away from Avenida da Liberdade and a convenient 5-minute drive from Rossio Square. Additionally, you'll find Santa Justa Elevator 1.2 miles (1.9 kilometers) away and the Castle of São Jorge 1.8 miles (3 kilometers) from the hotel.

Indulge in some well-deserved pampering at the hotel's spa, offering a range of body treatments and facials. If you're in the mood for some recreation, take advantage of amenities like the sauna and fitness center. The hotel also provides complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and even has a hair salon on-site.

When it's time to satisfy your hunger, head to the hotel's restaurant, BLU, for lunch or dinner. Alternatively, you can enjoy the convenience of 24-hour room service. For a refreshing drink, visit the bar/lounge. If you prefer to start your day with a hearty breakfast, the hotel offers buffet breakfasts daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for an additional fee.

As for the practicalities, the hotel offers complimentary wired Internet access and has a 24-hour business center. You'll also find complimentary newspapers in the lobby. If you're planning an event, the hotel has 1163 square feet (108 square meters) of event space, including conference facilities and a meeting room. For those traveling by car, self-parking is available on-site for a fee.

Settle into one of the hotel's 123 guestrooms, each thoughtfully designed with minibars and LCD televisions. Your comfort is ensured with a Select Comfort bed, and you'll stay connected with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Enjoy a variety of entertainment options with satellite programming. The private bathrooms come equipped with shower/tub combinations, bidets, and hair dryers to enhance your stay.

 


 

HF Fénix Porto Hotel
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When you stay at HF Fénix Porto, you'll be in the heart of Porto, just a short drive from Casa da Musica and Livraria Lello. This upscale hotel is located 1.9 miles (3 km) from Ribeira Square and 2 miles (3.3 km) from Porto Historic Center.

Enjoy views from the terrace and take advantage of amenities like free Wi-Fi and babysitting services (for an additional fee). The hotel also provides a shared TV area, tour and ticket assistance, and a vending machine.

Dine at the on-site restaurant, grab a snack at the coffee shop/café, or order room service during limited hours. Relax with a drink at the bar/lounge, and start your day with a buffet breakfast available for an extra charge.

Additional features include a 24-hour business center, free newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. For a surcharge, guests can use the roundtrip airport shuttle, and self-parking is available on site for an additional fee.

Each of the 148 air-conditioned rooms comes with a minibar and an LCD TV. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi and enjoy cable programming. Private bathrooms offer showers, free toiletries, and hair dryers. Other amenities include phones, safes, and electric kettles.

INCLUSIONS

  • 04 nights hotel accommodation in Lisbon in TWN/DBL sharing basis at listed hotels or similar
  • 02 nights hotel accommodation in Porto in TWN/DBL sharing basis at listed hotels or similar
  • Daily breakfast
  • 1 Welcome Dinner in Lisbon
  • Fado Show with Dinner
  • 1 Lunch or Dinner at the hotel following their site inspection
  • 1 Lunch with drinks
  • Arrival & Departure transfer for main group
  • Private Tram with Porto Wine and Custard Tart
  • Entrance at Coimbra University
  • Moliceiro Boat tour
  • Visit to a Wine estate with tasting and lunch
  • Boat tour in Douro Valley
  • Fado Dinner
  • Whispers
  • All taxes and surcharges
  • All local applicable taxes

EXCLUSIONS

  • International airfare from USA to Lisbon
  • All other meals & other sightseeing or services
  • Gratuities for meals, tourist guides, drivers
  • Visa fees and travel Insurance
  • Personal expenses such as alcoholic and other beverages, telephone calls, and laundry
  • Any other services or Items not mentioned above as included

Planning a trip to Portugal?

Visa requirements:  To enter Portugal, American and Canadian citizens must hold a valid passport valid for at least six months beyond the re-entry date. It's advised to have at least one blank passport page for entry stamps. Starting in 2025, citizens from the US and Canada will need to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization to visit many European countries. This applies to over 60 visa-exempt nations, including the US and Canada, who will require ETIAS authorization to visit 30 European countries, even if they previously traveled without a visa. If visiting multiple countries under this requirement, the ETIAS form needs to be completed only once. All Go Ahead travelers are responsible for obtaining their own ETIAS authorization. For those who aren't US or Canadian citizens, specific entry requirements should be checked with the consulate of the destination country.

Language: Portuguese is the official language. While many Portuguese people speak English, especially in tourist areas, learning a few basic Portuguese phrases can be helpful and appreciated.

Currency: The currency used is the Euro (EUR). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's good to have some cash for smaller purchases or in places that might not take cards.

Weather: Portugal generally enjoys a Mediterranean climate, but it can vary by region. Summers (June to August) are hot and dry, while winters (December to February) can be mild, especially in the southern regions. Coastal areas might experience cooler breezes.

Clothing and Packing: We suggest bringing breathable, loose clothing that can be layered for temperature changes, along with a light jacket or rain gear. Opt for durable walking shoes or sneakers for sightseeing. Consider including dressier outfits if visiting upscale restaurants or attending special events. It's advisable to avoid entering churches or religious sites with exposed legs and shoulders, as entry might be refused based on this attire

Cuisine: Portuguese cuisine boasts fresh, robust flavors. Sample seafood stew prepared in a cataplana, a copper pan resembling a shell, or indulge in the national favorite, bacalhau (salted cod). Typically, a couvert, comprising bread, butter, and olives, accompanies meals; while complimentary in several restaurants, some may include a charge for it on your bill.

Tipping: Tipping isn't obligatory, but it's appreciated, especially in restaurants. A tip of around 5-10% of the bill is customary if a service charge isn't included.

Dining: Portuguese cuisine is diverse and delicious. Seafood is a highlight, along with dishes like bacalhau (salted cod) and pastéis de nata (custard tarts). Dinner is typically eaten later in the evening compared to some other countries in Europe.

Electricity: In Portugal, the standard electrical voltage is 220-240 volts, and they utilize plug types C, E, or F featuring two small, rounded pins. Bringing a universal adapter is advisable, and if you intend to use personal appliances without built-in converters, consider carrying a voltage converter as well.

Air conditioning in European hotels might differ from what you're accustomed to in North America regarding strength and cooling. Typically, it's regulated seasonally and centrally controlled by the hotel.

While hotels may offer amenities like hairdryers, irons, and small appliances, their availability cannot be guaranteed.

Transportation: Portugal has an efficient transportation system. Trains, buses, and the metro are commonly used for travel between cities. Renting a car can be convenient for exploring rural areas.

Safety: Portugal is generally safe for travelers. However, it's always wise to be cautious of pickpockets in touristy areas and to keep an eye on your belongings.

Culture and Customs: Portuguese culture values courtesy and politeness. Greetings are important, and a handshake is common when meeting someone for the first time. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites.

Time Zone: Portugal operates on Western European Time (WET) or Western European Summer Time (WEST) during daylight saving.

Payment Policy

"Secure your spot by making a Deposit today. This FAM has limited availability and a deposit is needed to secure your reservation."

Deposit:           US$ 300 per person [Non-refundable / Non-transferrable]
Full Balance:  27th June 2026

(Once the deposit is paid, the travelers can then pay any amount on any date. Travelers to ensure that the payment deadlines are met as above)

Cancellation Policy

  • Starting from the booking date until June 27, 2026, a cancellation will incur a $300 per person non-refundable/non-transferable deposit fee plus any interruption insurance costs or cost of the air tickets if bought.
  • From June 28, 2026 to Octover 29, 2026, canceling will result in the full tour price being charged as cancellation with no possibility of a refund.

Note:
A person becoming single because of the roommate’s cancellation must pay the single supplement
All payment cut-off dates are firm, and missing deadlines without approved extensions will result in cancellations without refunds being offered. 

PLEASE NOTE

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Notes

Team Trip will include pre and post trip strategy process sessions and simple operational tools you can use to increase clients and sales. Only Team N.O.W United Travel Agents will attend training events and inspection.

The hotels listed above are provided for reference purposes only. Final hotel details will be confirmed and shared at the time of issuance of the final travel documents. All accommodations will be of a similar category and standard as listed.

All hotels will be of a similar category (star rating) and standard as those listed. In case a listed hotel is unavailable, a comparable alternative will be arranged without compromising on quality or comfort.

REVIEW

A truly immersive journey! From the historic depths of Porto to the vibrant energy of Lisbon, this tour exceeded all expectations. The knowledgeable guides made every stop insightful, the wine tasting was divine, and the Fado dinner–simply unforgettable

Gwendolyn S verified
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Highly recommended! The attention to detail in showcasing Portugal's heritage was remarkable. The blend of culture, gastronomy, and breathtaking sights was a perfect balance. I'll forever cherish the memories made in the picturesque towns and the warm camaraderie among fellow travelers

Angela Bailey verified
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An exceptional adventure! This tour offered an authentic taste of Portugal. Each moment was crafted to perfection, from the ancient streets of Braga to the captivating views of the Douro Valley. The finale in Lisbon, with its evening panorama and soul-stirring Fado music, was the cherry on top

Regina Baxton verified
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An enriching cultural experience! The tour seamlessly combined history, architecture, and gastronomy, offering a comprehensive view of Portugal's diverse landscapes. The wine cellar visit in Porto and the mesmerizing night tour of Lisbon were highlights of this well-organized and delightful journey

Claudia & Tony Marais verified
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Unforgettable memories! This tour was a tapestry of delightful moments–exploring the old towns of Braga and Guimarães, savoring Porto's famed wines, and experiencing the magical night views of Lisbon. The Fado dinner was an emotional crescendo, leaving a lasting imprint of Portugal's soulful culture

Cheryll & Lisa verified
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