Madeira Sets New Tourism Records In June 2024
Tourism continues its upward trajectory, with June 2024 figures reaching new heights. Most tourists are from Germany.
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Madeira Leads Portugal in Real Estate Price Surge
With a 30% price explosion in Ponta do Sol over the past 12 months, Madeira claims the dubious title of Portugal's real estate market with the most dramatic price increase.
Mayra Santos Completes Triumphant Swim from Madeira To Desertas And Back
Mayra Santos accomplished what no one else had dared: swimming from Madeira to Desertas and back in under a day.
Mayra Santos Embarks On Historic Swim To Desertas Islands And Back
Open water swimmer Mayra Santos aims to become the first person to swim unassisted from Santa Cruz to Deserta Grande and back.
Madeira Under Orange Alert As Pico Alto Records Highest Temperature Of The Year
Madeira's Pico Alto hit a record-breaking 31.3ºC, triggering an Orange Heat Alert amidst a heatwave affecting the island.
Madeira Sets New Record for Overnight Stays in May 2024
Madeira's tourism hit an unprecedented 1 million overnight stays in May 2024, with year-to-date growth aligning with national trends.
Ronaldo Makes History: First Player Ever Selected For Six European Championships
Cristiano Ronaldo, 39, sets a historic milestone by being nominated for his sixth UEFA European Championship, an unprecedented achievement in football history.
Madeira Airports Boom In March 2024
Airports in Madeira achieved record-breaking passenger numbers in March. The occupancy rate is also increasing.
Luxury Yacht "Maltese Falcon" Graces Funchal Harbor
The luxurious and technologically outstanding Maltese Falcon docks in Funchal. Weekly price tag for renting the ship: up to €580,000.
February 2024 Set to Break Madeira's Temperature Records
February is poised to break all-time heat records in Madeira. High temperatures raise concerns about lasting trends, impacting the region's vulnerabilities to climate change.
Madeira Cinemas 2023: 1,2 Million In Revenue
Cinemas in Madeira are on their way to fully recovering from the pandemic, despite significantly lower scores than in 2019.
