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‘Millions of euro lost’ as Web Summit moves to Lisbon

It has been confirmed that the Web Summit event is to move to Lisbon next year.

‘Millions of euro lost’ as Web Summit moves to Lisbon

Wed, 23 Sep, 2015 - 10:53

It has been confirmed that the Web Summit event is to move to Lisbon next year.

Portugal’s Deputy Prime Minister Paulo Portas confirmed the news this morning in a statement.

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