Forbes Ranks Festa da Flor Among Top 10 Must-See Events
Forbes has ranked Madeira’s Flower Festival among Europe’s top 10 must-see events for 2025
Forbes has ranked Madeira’s Flower Festival among Europe’s top 10 must-see events for 2025
€1,036 per month and no inflation adjustment. Madeiran bus drivers took to the streets today, making their voices heard as they stood up for better pay and improved working conditions!
Bus drivers and public transport workers will strike tomorrow. Plan ahead, as this will likely impact your travel and cause delays.
Two individuals living near a mosquito trap, which contained an Aedes aegypti mosquito infected with dengue, have been confirmed as having contracted the virus.
The price of a hotel room in Madeira easily rivals some of the wealthiest countries in the world, yet many workers still receive the Madeiran minimum wage. Join the protest on February 25th and show your support in their fight for justice!
The Lobo Marinho ferry will return to service on Wednesday after undergoing extensive upgrades, including a shore power connection and biofuel compatibility, enhancing its sustainability and reducing its environmental impact.
Madeira's tourism industry hit a record €756.7 million in 2024, growing 15.3%. Key figures show increases in revenue, occupancy, and visitor numbers, with German, UK and Portuguese markets driving growth.
Non-property owners in Madeira have faced a significant decline in purchasing power over the past few years. Here's why!
For the past few days, Idealista has been listing a rental property in Funchal for €19,500 per month. Could you afford it?
A gentle reminder that many essential workers do not receive tips or bonuses from tourists and rely solely on their wages. This is their compensation for a months work.
Diogo Gualter unknowingly filmed sprites - high-altitude electrical discharges - during a storm. Only upon reviewing his footage did he realize the extraordinary event.