Vigo. It’s a gorgeous place with immense culture and a lots of tourist development.
*Bring the popcorns!*
Google for Cudatuatia Village
Lisbon of course, the historic downtown or central area. No one in r/portugal wants to live there so it is perfect for a touristic spot.
how small?
Is it a good idea, sure since there’s a lot of tourism, will locals like the idea? Unless you buy an existing hotel or build one from the ground up (instead of for example buying a residential building and converting it) it’s fine but people will hate you if you do take out even more of the locals housing to create accommodations for tourists / digital nomads.
Só para acompanhar, as pessoas vão ser acusadas de “salty”, “rudes” ou “xenófobas”?
Badajoz is great.
Curral de Moinas is a good place.
high risk business remember that
Is it a pet hotel? Judging by your picture. If so, any major city would do.
There are some options you could consider, that won’t bring about just as many problems to/from locals.
For instance, in my town a foreign buyer acquired and ancient and derelict small palace (what we call a *solar*). They renovated it turned it into a 4* Hotel. They even improved the access road, in partnership with the local city hall (câmara municipal) and it can be used by everybody now.
I find this to be a tasteful kind of option. The building already existed and was, by all accounts, derelict and unusable by common people.
You don’t have to buy a *solar*, there’s all kinds of small *palacetes*, towers or even just *mansões* (mansion) that are – in effect – abandoned, derelict and completely left to the whims of nature, throughout the countryside, in smaller towns. I can point out several just in the nearby vicinity to my town.
I find that to be a decent investment, that could be used up for tourism. Especially considering our local entities are squarely uninterested in making any kind of use out of them that would serve our local communities.
I’d be careful unless it is money you can lose, the world economy is teetering…
Do you have experience in the industry? It is cut throat, low wage industry. I know people at various levels in the industry and worked professionally on joint ventures between commercial and hotel properties.
Also, many Golden Visa buyers bought properties that are Air BnBs, so much so that they drove locals out and created fairly intense competition amongst themselves. Most are ultra wealthy, surprisingly from Turkey or China and may be seeking safe haven if there is political trouble in their countries – in other words, their motivation isn’t money.
I love Portugal, hate to pour cold rain on the idea, use extreme caution.
Bad idea
But if you want do it in amadora
Lots of culture there, amazing for tourists
Isto é isco, não é?
Sorry OP but near half of this sub is toxic. Regarding your question – Lisbon/Porto/Coimbra/Aveiro will be nice. You can check [https://hoodmaps.com/](https://hoodmaps.com/) the info is pretty accurate
Ingote, amazing place in Coimbra
Coimbra
Vladistov.
O OP já fez pergunta semelhante no /r Albania, Croácia e deve percorrer todos os países até chegar à conclusão que o melhor sítio é em Leiria.
At the residence of the President of the Republic, or maybe you can refurbish the Assembleia da República. Politicians love tourists.
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Vigo. It’s a gorgeous place with immense culture and a lots of tourist development.
*Bring the popcorns!*
Google for Cudatuatia Village
Lisbon of course, the historic downtown or central area. No one in r/portugal wants to live there so it is perfect for a touristic spot.
how small?
Is it a good idea, sure since there’s a lot of tourism, will locals like the idea? Unless you buy an existing hotel or build one from the ground up (instead of for example buying a residential building and converting it) it’s fine but people will hate you if you do take out even more of the locals housing to create accommodations for tourists / digital nomads.
Só para acompanhar, as pessoas vão ser acusadas de “salty”, “rudes” ou “xenófobas”?
Badajoz is great.
Curral de Moinas is a good place.
high risk business remember that
Is it a pet hotel? Judging by your picture. If so, any major city would do.
There are some options you could consider, that won’t bring about just as many problems to/from locals.
For instance, in my town a foreign buyer acquired and ancient and derelict small palace (what we call a *solar*). They renovated it turned it into a 4* Hotel. They even improved the access road, in partnership with the local city hall (câmara municipal) and it can be used by everybody now.
I find this to be a tasteful kind of option. The building already existed and was, by all accounts, derelict and unusable by common people.
You don’t have to buy a *solar*, there’s all kinds of small *palacetes*, towers or even just *mansões* (mansion) that are – in effect – abandoned, derelict and completely left to the whims of nature, throughout the countryside, in smaller towns. I can point out several just in the nearby vicinity to my town.
I find that to be a decent investment, that could be used up for tourism. Especially considering our local entities are squarely uninterested in making any kind of use out of them that would serve our local communities.
I’d be careful unless it is money you can lose, the world economy is teetering…
Do you have experience in the industry? It is cut throat, low wage industry. I know people at various levels in the industry and worked professionally on joint ventures between commercial and hotel properties.
Also, many Golden Visa buyers bought properties that are Air BnBs, so much so that they drove locals out and created fairly intense competition amongst themselves. Most are ultra wealthy, surprisingly from Turkey or China and may be seeking safe haven if there is political trouble in their countries – in other words, their motivation isn’t money.
I love Portugal, hate to pour cold rain on the idea, use extreme caution.
Bad idea
But if you want do it in amadora
Lots of culture there, amazing for tourists
Isto é isco, não é?
Sorry OP but near half of this sub is toxic. Regarding your question – Lisbon/Porto/Coimbra/Aveiro will be nice. You can check [https://hoodmaps.com/](https://hoodmaps.com/) the info is pretty accurate
Ingote, amazing place in Coimbra
Coimbra
Vladistov.
O OP já fez pergunta semelhante no /r Albania, Croácia e deve percorrer todos os países até chegar à conclusão que o melhor sítio é em Leiria.
At the residence of the President of the Republic, or maybe you can refurbish the Assembleia da República. Politicians love tourists.