1. TBDT’s investment policy is specifically geared towards the acquisition of properties for the purpose of leasing them out for tourist activities, or activities that show they are correlated with the former. The Fund may also directly carry out works to improve, expand and requalify the properties in the portfolio, as well as indemnify the promisor, or tenants, for improvements made to the properties in the portfolio (subject to the fund’s liquidity);
2. The properties, to be acquired by TBDT funds, must have specific characteristics that allow them to contribute towards promoting the development, dynamization and sustainability of local economies in low-density areas, thereby contributing to job creation, as well as reducing regional asymmetries and reducing seasonal demand for these territories;
3. The properties to be acquired by TBDT funds may be urban buildings or autonomous units in urban, mixed or rustic buildings, and held as property rights, surface rights, or through other rights with equivalent content.
4. The properties to be acquired by TBDT funds must be located in a low-density territory, identified as such in Annex III to the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 72/2016, on October 20th, which approved the National Program for Territorial Cohesion (PNCT), added by the Council of Ministers Resolution nº 116/2018, on September 6th and currently known as the Interior Enhancement Program.

Currently, the Fund has no liquidity available for investment.