The Vilnius Relax team is proud to announce its successful participation in the Bolsa de Turismo de Lisboa (BTL) 2026, Portugal’s premier international tourism exhibition. As the driving force behind the My Portugal Moments project, our team visited Lisbon to further strengthen our presence in the Portuguese market and expand our network of premium travel partners.

Vilnius Relax Team at BTL 2026

For the Vilnius Relax team, BTL 2026 was more than just an industry event – it was a strategic milestone for the growth of My Portugal Moments. Known for our high standards in event management and travel services across the Baltics, we are now applying that same level of excellence to the Portuguese tourism sector.

During the exhibition, our experts engaged in high-level networking to ensure that My Portugal Moments continues to offer:

• Exclusive Partnerships: Direct collaborations with top-tier hotels, local artisans, and unique venues.
• Innovative Travel Solutions: Integrating the signature Vilnius Relax “seamless experience” into every Portuguese itinerary.
• Tailored Group Experiences: Refining our corporate and leisure offerings to meet the evolving demands of 2026.

Vilnius Relax Team at BTL 2026: Why It Matters

By having the Vilnius Relax team on the ground at BTL, we ensure that the My Portugal Moments project remains at the cutting edge of travel trends. We don’t just recommend destinations; we personally vet the services and build the relationships that make your Portuguese journey unforgettable.

Our presence at BTL 2026 reaffirms our commitment to making My Portugal Moments the gold standard for travelers seeking authentic and professional services in Portugal. We are bringing the expertise of the Vilnius Relax team to the sun-drenched landscapes of the Atlantic coast.

Our visit was in a frame of EU4Belarus MOST IV Mobility Scheme. EU4Belarus MOST IV Mobility Scheme is funded by the European Union and implemented by the Goethe-Institut. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the implementing institution can be held responsible for them.