The Cape Verde property market offers significant potential for buy-to-let investment, it has been suggested.
Rising numbers of visitors to the country are likely to contribute to increased demand for short-term holiday accommodation, meaning those with buy-to-let property on one of the country’s ten islands can take advantage.
The Cape Verde national Statistics Institute noted a 26.4 per cent increase in tourists last year and local industry expert Jenny Adams confirmed the trend.
The spokesperson for holiday firm The Cape Verde Experience said Britons are "discovering the appeal of this unique archipelago", resulting in a "buzz" about the islands for the last year.