Cascais

But if we look.

At the Storil and Cascais region, it's actually one of the most fascinating places to be in Europe during World War II.

And you got all these exiled royals, you got the spies, the diplomats, the double agents, the refugees, all these people that were here due to Portugal's neutrality.

and i love to share this story because first we we were in the morning we were in cintra so i went over a little bit you know the royal family and uh pina palace which is the one of the palaces that we visit uh and how the monarchy in portugal ended and how the royal family influences well the development that kashkash had in terms of going from just a simple fishing village to kind of like a Portuguese Riviera.

Well, many reasons.

But when I went out with the girls, we went and had dinner on this, like, Lisbon – or we went to – we were in Cascais.

I guess that's how you say it.

I thought it was Cascais.

Anyway, Cascais, Cascais, whatever, Portugal – It's like on the beach, on the water or like on the water.

And so we went to this kind of upscale area.

There's a Porsche dealership and there was like shopping and there were all these yachts parked in the whatever it's called, the marina.

Thank you for being here this morning.

Let's have a little bit of a video, shall we? This is what it was like when I arrived in Cascais yesterday.

Sunny September Portugal and your chance to guess where we are today.

some will know it immediately others not so much is this a clue a little turret there very pretty place and here for tim richardson's Intro and Q&A here.

Do you have any more bucket list spots for like photography or anything? Or, or were you just sort of going and to see what you see, you didn't have anything really on the, the list?

The, I think the place that we're staying in the, the last day is, like, uh, Cascais and, or Cas- Cas- Uh, yeah.

Sure.

That's pretty much what it's called.

Luciada Belora Hospital opens in Sintra.

Private hospital with a capacity for 100,000 serving Sintra, Cascais and surrounding areas.

Sadly, we hear this morning musician Jorge Palma has died at 76.

We'll do a special celebrating the life, legacy and music of Jorge Palma, who has died at 76.

And he'd seen some of the stuff, and... you know, he sent me a message saying it's brilliant formats.

Uh, do you want to bring it to SBC leaders? Uh, so it's not, it's not, um, it's not in Lisbon, it's in Cascais on the Monday, the day before, uh, before it all kicks off in Lisbon.

Um, because he really wanted to give something back to, you know, the people that, um, that obviously are important to SBC and, and to the conference itself.

So, um, yeah, that's what we're going to set up.

And it's not just curiosity in terms of knowing what's inside of your business, it's also going outwards.

What's happening in other industries? What's happening outside of, you know, my particular area? And for me, that's really about being outward facing rather than inward facing.

And that's why I'm really excited about this hot seat session that we're going to do in Cascais, you know, for SBC leaders, because it's exactly that, right? It's about being curious about what other people's experiences and advice is around the challenges that you're facing.

Very often, we have this almost this tunnel vision, you know, almost this isolated look on what we should do in our business because we're very inward facing.

They did, you know, check and it was corroborated by multiple authorities in the matter.

So he was, this took place at Tireza Aerodrome in Cascais.

And this is very, just shortly after his private jet landed.

So even at 95, Bernie's still living the high life.

And, uh, Doug Restello, the owner is a great guy.

We've been going to Portugal, Cascais, Portugal, to train for the Worlds, which are just in a few weeks.

And on Monday, I'm going to leave to go there for three weeks.

And I'm going to bring my family out for the middle week.

Com gosto.

Luís, vamos falar de uma das provas que mais marcou o desporto automóvel em Portugal, o Circuito de Cascais, cujas últimas corridas aconteceram há justamente sessenta anos.

É uma efeméride.

É verdade.

É interessante talvez perceber como é que, como é que aparece o Circuito de Cascais.

Hã, aparece em 63 e o Automóvel Clube Portugal, em 63 fazia sessenta anos e propôs, é, à Câmara de Cascais e ao Turismo de Cascais, ne-nessa altura o Turismo da Costa do Sol, hã, montar, montar um, um circuito automobilístico, hã, na vila.

Hã, não era alheio a isso o facto de, do Circuito da Boa Vista ter acabado há pouco tempo.

Portanto, hã, havia, havia falta de circuitos cidadinos.