Domestic and national markets have saved some of Madeira's hotels from derisory low occupancy rates. But while Funchal's hotel reservation rate is around 30%, there are some hotels located in other parts of the island registering bookings of over 80%.
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On the 25th of March French sailboat, Kraken, part of the French NGO ‘Wings of the Ocean’ will arrive in Madeira to carry out an environmental campaign with several local groups including ‘Ocean Devotion Madeira’. The aim of the visit to develop actions and create a better understanding of the…
In what is becoming a more regular occurrence, two people were found dead in their homes last week.
At 2.00 am Friday morning firefighters were called out to a fire at the McDonalds Restaurant on Avenida do Mar, Funchal.
A dog was found lost, scared and thirsty in Estrada do Jardim de Cima, Campanário this evening.
The President of the Government of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, said today that he will provide “every necessary assistance to ascertain the truth in relation to the award of the management concession of the International Business Centre,” which is currently under investigation. When questioned by journalists, he said: “First of all,…
Yesterday Judicial Police officers raided the offices of SDM - Sociedade de Desenvolvimento da Madeira- at Rua da Mouraria in Funchal, as part of an ongoing investigation of the International Business Centre of Madeira (IBC).
The Government of Portugal has announced that it will instruct the Tax Authority to "act unilaterally" in the absence of a consensus by the working group charged with preparing the recovery plan for support granted to companies licensed to operate in the Free Trade Zone of Madeira (ZFM).
After receiving an urgent communication from MEP Franciso Guerreiro on the 17th of February, UNESCO has rejected the Regional Governments plan to pave Caminho das Ginjas.
The Regional Command of the Public Security Police of Madeira issued a statement this afternoon confirming that they had arrested two men and one woman (all aged between 32 - 48) for theft and drug trafficking.
A St. Patricks Day celebration was interrupted this afternoon by Public Security Police (PSP) officers at a bar located in in Rua Imperatriz Dona Amélia, Funchal.
Due to the Covid-19 lockdowns and confinement, a worldwide shift in consumer habits has led to a massive increase in the amount of plastic and food waste produced, confirms an Open University (OU) Scientific Study.
This morning, the President of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, presented the schematics of Porto Santo's new health unit.
The photo says it all, and this is the reality facing Cáritas employees when they arrive at the institutions warehouse in Nazaré.
With the number of thefts and break ins on the increase, the Regional Command of Madeira Public Security Police (PSP), will be visiting pharmacies, petrol stations and jewellers ensuring that all these establishments have working CCTV and burglar alarms, as well as providing information on how these systems should be used.