Faro

Faro is the capital of the Algarve region in Portugal, and also the main gateway to the Algarve, being the largest city in the southern coastal area of Portugal, covering an area of 95 square kilometers, with a population of about 51,000. Faro is a city with a long history and a diverse civilization. Today's Faro is a city dominated by tourism, with gentle beaches and soft sand, its warm climate and natural seaside resorts attract a large number of tourists. The average temperature is around 27°C, sunny but not hot, with no winter, positioning it as a seaside tourist and leisure resort area. The city has almost no industry, with tertiary sector employees accounting for 84% of the labor force, mainly in the tourism service industry. There are 20 star-rated hotels of various sizes in the city, with an annual room occupancy rate of 50%.