Madeira Airport: Global Leader in CO2 Reduction
Madeira Airport has achieved Level 5 Airport Carbon Accreditation, demonstrating a remarkable 96.74% reduction in CO2 emissions within a few years.
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Alarm Over Lack of Funding for Sustentável 2030 Goals
Government official warns: Funding for the program must be increased if goals are to be met.
Madeira's Tourism Triumph: Breaking Records and New Goals
Madeira's record-breaking tourism is merely the starting point, as the region looks to venture into new markets.
Madeira Court Hands Down Six-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficking
Today, a defendant from Madeira was sentenced to six years in prison in Funchal. His offense: attempting to smuggle approximately 22 kilos of drugs to Madeira.
Madeira House: Your Home in Good Hands
Gone for the weekend or staying abroad for longer? Need a contact person while your home is vacant? Madeira House is the solution!
Madeira Roundabouts: 3 Golden Rules You Must Know!
3 golden rules on how to behave in a traffic circle in Madeira!
Madeira's Growing Foreign Population: A Transformative Force for the Island
Is Madeira's growing foreign population a transformative force for the island? Let's have a look at where foreign nationals come from and how they are changing the island!
Madeira Islands Win 'World's Leading Island Destination' Award for the 9th Consecutive Year
Madeira Wins 'World's Leading Island Destination' Award for the 9th Consecutive Year
Madeira's Regional Government Achieves Surplus Balance of 103.4 Million Euros
Madeira's Regional Government made a considerable move forward in its financial standing, with a surplus balance of 103.4 million euros by October 2023.
Funchal Shines in European City Survey: A Hidden Gem Among Top Contenders
According to a recent survey, Funchal has emerged as a hidden gem and one of the top-rated cities for a holiday destination.
High Airport Charges Unhealthy for Madeira
The Madeira Regional Government pushes to alleviate the rise in high airport charges, unhealthy for Madeira.
