Spain’s economy is larger and more diverse than Portugal’s, with significant contributions from industries such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, and tourism. While both economies rely heavily on tourism, Spain attracts a greater number of international visitors, leading to a more robust service sector. Additionally, Spain has a more developed agricultural sector, producing a wider variety of products. Portugal, on the other hand, has been focusing on technology and renewable energy, showing growth in these sectors.
No, Portugal and Spain are two different, independent nations, they just share a peninsula
Spain is known as Spain and Portugal as Portugal.
Portugal is west of Spain, between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean.
Spain and Portugal are 2 different countries, with 2 different languages, and 2 different people who share a lot in common. Spain has about 5 times more territory and 4 times as many people. Spain is a kingdom with a Constitutional Monarchy and Portugal is a republic and Parliamentary Democracy.
Portugal is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and by Spain.
Portugal is west of Spain.
Spain and Portugal both sponsored him
There so many different people who contributed to the cultures of Spain and Portugal. The ancient Romans are common factor that influenced the two cultures significantly.
Spain is the only country that borders Portugal.
Portugal is west of Spain.
It was collected from many different locations around Spain and Portugal, but sailed from Lisbon
Spain wished to compete with Portugal for trade. (Apex)