Igor Veloza, the father of the nine-year-old girl who has been missing, along with her mother, since Saturday, has told local newspaper JM that he has received confirmation from the Public Security Police that both mother, who is his ex-partner, and daughter are in the UK, having boarded the 12.20 flight on Saturday.
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Madeira wins 'Best European Island Destination' for the seventh year running.
Tomorrow, Friday the 30th, Porto Santo Airport will carry out a full-scale emergency exercise, which will take place from 10 am until 5 pm.
Porto Santo is now a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
The President of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque says that there is no need to impose an inter municipality travel ban during Halloween on the 31st of October, and All Saints Day on the 1st of November.
After national tourism helped get Madeira back on track during the summer, the winter market is firmly based on attracting both British and German tourists, with Christmas and New Year being the main attractions.
From the 1st of November, Madeira will have two more hotels will come on line, bringing the total to three. The new hotels are the Madeira Terrace Mar and Pestana Bay Hotel.
The continued search for the German tourist who fell overboard a boat on the north coast, in the São Jorge quay area, Santana last Thursday resumed this morning.
The first cruise ship to dock in Funchal since the beginning of the pandemic, SeaDreamI carrying 100 passengers, is scheduled to arrive on Saturday the 24th of October.
Two examples of new innovative equipment devices which allow the safe transportation of patients with infectious diseases, including Covid-19, have arrived in Madeira.
Hertz Used Cars is running a special sale campaign until the end of October.
The Portuguese Competition Authority (AdC) has given the State the green light in strengthening their stake in TAP through the acquisition of 22.5% of the company's capital, in addition to the 50% already held by Parpública _ Participacoes Publicas.
From Thursday, those who leave the Region, even for a period of less than 72 hours, will have to take a covid-19 test on arrival at either Madeira or Porto Santo airport.
In an address to European partners by videoconference the President of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, stated that the situation within the tourist sector remains critical and stressed the need for new measures to boost this sector.
Controversial or not, the measures implemented by the Region in response to the pandemic will continue, says the Regional Secretary for Health and Civil Protection, Pedro Ramos.