Government Moves Forward With Disputed Cable Car Project
Despite strong opposition, the PSD-led government suspends the Câmara de Lobos PDM for three years, in order to move forward with the cable car project.
Despite strong opposition, the PSD-led government suspends the Câmara de Lobos PDM for three years, in order to move forward with the cable car project.
Madeira's April 2024 budget saw a strong 21.3% increase in revenue, while expenditures evolved at a slower rate.
Fresh data indicates a rise in the average salary in Madeira to 1,375 euros. However, it still lags behind mainland Portugal, as low salaries remain a general problem on the island.
Madeira's local accommodation sector surged by 23.5% in March 2024, contributing to 181,000 guests and €54.5 million revenue. Tourism from Germany remains the primary market.
TAP Air Portugal faces €71.9 million losses in Q1 2024 amid restructuring, with rising costs despite fuel savings.
Unemployment in Madeira dips to 6.1%, the lowest nationwide. Until now, rising interest rates have minimal impact on job market resilience.
Meu Super expands its business in Madeira and launches two new stores at the convenience of customers in urban dwellings.
A gross minimum salary of €900 (plus allowances) is enough for Pestana Group to again score a €100 million net profit.
The number of ships registered in Madeira multiplied within the last ten years, while the Funchal port expansion will be reassessed.
Madeira's tourism skyrockets post-pandemic, reaching a 47.4% increase in guests since pre-pandemic levels of 2019
Portugal's GDP per capita went up in 2023. It remains below the average but it went up two positions, ranking now 18th.