The proposal, Portugal Resident reports, has been confirmed by the mayor of Olhao, Antonio Pina, who also heads up the Algarve Municipalities Association (Amal).
Currently, only Faro and Vila Real de Santo Antonio in the Algarve charge visitors a fee. Amal, though, is proposing to allow other regions in the Algarve to introduce a charge next year
The current levy is an up-to-€2-a-day fee, which can be charged for a maximum of seven days. It applies to all adult visitors, and youngsters aged 12 and above.
