As a Portuguese person living in Portugal, this article is quite misleading. Portugal is one of the countries with highest income and social security taxes in Europe (not to mention VAT and other types of taxation).
The economy is growing, yes, mainly thanks to tourism. However, austerity is still much in place and taxes have only gone up since 2008 for middle and higher class (for low class people the conditions are much better of course). In order for a country to have a "revival", it needs to be growing in multiple industries but Portugal is evermore dependent on tourism which doesn't scale that well. Entrepreneurship is very limited to due to insane levels of bureucracy, high taxes, difficulty in firing people and most talent leaving to the UK/Germany/Switzerland in search of better salaries and better "value for money" taxation.
The economy is growing, yes, mainly thanks to tourism. However, austerity is still much in place and taxes have only gone up since 2008 for middle and higher class (for low class people the conditions are much better of course). In order for a country to have a "revival", it needs to be growing in multiple industries but Portugal is evermore dependent on tourism which doesn't scale that well. Entrepreneurship is very limited to due to insane levels of bureucracy, high taxes, difficulty in firing people and most talent leaving to the UK/Germany/Switzerland in search of better salaries and better "value for money" taxation.