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-'''Vale do Lobo Algarve'''
+{{local maintenance category}}
-Founded in 1962 by Trusthouse Forte plc and Costain plc, both
-well-known multi-nationals, Vale do Lobo was the first development
+This category is the central root of '''all''' English language articles in Commons- and Help-namespace (and the [[Main Page]])
-in the Algarve.
+* This category contains English language articles '''only'''. Translations of Commons- and Help-namespace articles get sorted in their own "Commons-ISOCODE" category.
-At that time, the Algarve was mainly inhabited by farmers and
+* All articles with the exception of [[Main Page]] and [[Commons:Community Portal]] get sorted in appropriate sub categories.
-fishermen. It was only after the establishment of Vale do Lobo, its
-“five star” Dona Filipa Hotel and the first golf course, that Faro
+[[Category:Commons|En]]
-International Airport was opened.
-Sander van Gelder, a Dutch entrepreneur, discovered Vale do
-Lobo during a holiday in the mid 1970s, and recognising its
-potential, he bought the resort and moved to Portugal in 1977.
-Over 30 years later, Vale do Lobo has transformed into a 450
-hectare self-contained community offering endless facilities and
-services in a unique location.
-Towards the end of 2006, the resort was sold to a group of Portuguese
-and international investors, including the largest national
-bank Caixa Geral de Depósitos with successful Portuguese businessman
-Diogo Gaspar Ferreira takes over as the Chief Executive.
-The sale clearly marked the beginning of an exciting era.
-Under the new shareholder structure, Vale do Lobo initiated a
-strategic “face lift” in 2007 implementing a number of significant
-improvements, developments and plans for international
-expansion. The most significant being the initiation of a €500
-million investment programme for the development of two prime
-areas in the resort: Oceano Clube (Vale do Lobo II) and Vale
-Real (Vale do Lobo III).
-At the beginning of 2008, Vale do Lobo initiated a strategic programme
-of rebranding and the resort was renamed as Vale do
-Lobo Algarve and integrated under the umbrella of a new brand
-of Vale do Lobo Resorts, the first move towards future international
-expansion. This also included the construction of a brand
-new entrance to symbolise the corporate objectives and the creation
-of a modern corporate identity to replace the old resort
-logo.
-Vale do Lobo Algarve is recognised as one of the foremost resorts
-in Europe and is today the largest luxury resort of its kind in
-Portugal operated by the same company. Indeed a luxury experience
-beyond comparison, one which has earned it world-wide
-recognition and a special place in the heart of countless visitors
-and residents.

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