We are proud to announce that Move Sports has been distinguished with the "Clean & Safe" stamp of approval by the Portuguese National Tourist Authority, which attests that the company's tourist activities are compliant with hygiene and cleaning requirements for the prevention and control of COVID-19 and other possible infections.

One of the things this time in isolation brought were a whole lot of memories. At home, each of one of us has had the time to think back to good moments lived, to revisit photo albums, to recall trips and tours, re-watch some movies, and, of course, to remember some plays, matches and big sports moments that stuck with us. The same happened to us. Sports TV channels have been broadcasting some of the best and most striking moments in world sports, so we decided to revisit the 2016 Euro Championship and the Portuguese path to victory.

Due to the new coronavirus epidemic, the Lisbon Handball Youth Cup will be postponed to June 19 & 20, 2021. Move Sports, the event organisers, are making this decision in line with the latest recommendations from the Portuguese Government, through its National Health Service (NHS), the World Health Organization (WHO), and the Portuguese Handball Federation, which cancelled all handball activity in the country in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This time we're living in brought a lot of bad news. But this highly unusual and unprecedented situation that messed with everyone also has a silver lining. We could mention the increased solidarity or the social consensus over common good policies that this event ultimately brought forward, but today we choose to address something more particular that has everything to do with all of us at Move Sports. People are exercising at home now more than ever, making the most of their time by working out and staying fit. And that is a good vibe that came to stay.

Due to the new coronavirus epidemic, the Lisbon Basketball Youth Cup will be postponed to June 26 & 27, 2021. Move Sports, the event organisers, are making this decision in line with the latest recommendations from the Portuguese Government, through its National Health Service (NHS), the World Health Organization (WHO), and the Portuguese Basketball Federation, which cancelled all basketball activity in the country in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

While we experience this time of social distancing and confinement, when all the world seems like it's frozen and our lives are left on hold, there's time to think about everything we lived, the good and the bad things. So we got thinking about what we're proud of as a country and all we've conquered in sports. Portugal is a country of great conquests!