Brussels Airlines Announces New Direct Connection to Madeira
Brussels Airlines unveils a new summer route to Madeira, offering weekly direct flights from the European capital starting April 2025
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With a resident population of around 257,000, Madeira welcomes over 2 million tourists annually, accounting for more than 10 million overnight stays. Stay informed about the island's tourism scene with the latest news!
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Woof Woof! TAP Air Portugal Europe’s Top Pet-Friendly Airline
Calling all jet-setting pets! TAP Air Portugal now leads the pack as Europe’s most pet-friendly airline, making flying with your furry companions downright paw-some.
Tourists Now Pay €3 Waste Tax on Seven Hiking Trails
The new waste tax has just taken effect on the island's most popular trails and will extend to over 30 hiking routes starting in January.
Bolt Launches Guided Tours Serving Tourism From Cruise Ships!
Taxis want a slice of the pie! Starting next Friday, tourists from cruise ships can book trips through the Bolt app.
New Law Empowers Municipalities to Regulate Short-Term Rentals
A new law in Portugal grants municipalities the power to regulate short-term rental accommodations (AL), marking a shift towards decentralization.
Planned Restrictions to Nightlife Hours Face Backlash
Funchal proposes limiting nightlife hours to address noise, facing backlash from business owners concerned about tourism and economic impact.
Ultimate Guide to Public Transportation in Madeira
Thinking of exploring Madeira without the hassle of renting a car? Here is your ultimate guide to public transportation in Madeira!
Madeira Loses Direct Flights to New York and Toronto
Madeira loses its direct flight routes to New York and Toronto as Azores Airlines seeks to enhance operational efficiency. However, direct flights could be reinstated in 2025.
Madeira Tourism Grows 8.9% in August
Madeira is witnessing further growth in tourist numbers. Growth is essential for its tourism-dependent economy, but is it sustainable?
Outrage as Man Climbs Centuries-Old Tree in Fanal
A social media post of a tourist climbing a centuries-old tree in Fanal’s UNESCO World Heritage Site sparks outrage, highlighting the dangers of social media-driven tourism.
Santana Cable Car Reopens After 18-Month Closure
The Santana cable car is back in business and is set to reopen!
