The first ICCA report to appear after the beginning of the pandemic, and the only one (for now) to take into account the destination performance index (DPI) - indicator that measures the originality and resilience of countries and cities in adapting from face-to-face to virtual and/or hybrid formats - placed the United States and Spain at the top (worldwide and European level, respectively) . It also consolidated Portugal's notoriety in the list.

Currently, the designation "made in Portugal" in the universe of events, occupies the 7th position worldwide and 6th among European cities; Lisbon maintains the 2nd position in both rankings (both led by Vienna); and Oporto rose 23 positions worldwide (from 39th to 16th) and 8 places, in European terms (from 22nd to 14th). However, there are other national cities present in the index, being them: 

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• Cascais (165th place in the world | 94th place in Europe)
• Funchal (228th in the world | 129th in Europe)
• Aveiro (254º | 139º)
• Braga (278th | 152nd)
• Coimbra (328th | 170th)
• Évora (428º | 215º)
• Guimarães (428th | 215th)
• Guarda (592º | 307º)
• Peniche (592º | 307º)
• Tomar (876º | 437º)
• Vila Real (876º | 437º)
• Viseu (968º | 475º)
• Vilamoura (1024º | 511º)
• Albufeira (1040º | 520º)
• Bragança (1040º | 520º)
• Faro (1040º | 520º)
• Olhão (1040º | 520º)
• Porto Novo (1040º | 520º)
• Tavira (1040º | 520º)

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