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The Madeira Flower Festival, a key event in the region's tourism calendar, will be extended this year, requiring a record investment of over 1 million euros. The festival promises vibrant displays and high hotel occupancy.
A pivotal conference on child maltreatment prevention was held in Funchal, bringing together experts to discuss the issue's impact and strategies for addressing it.
A significant conference on child abuse prevention took place in Funchal, addressing the pressing issue of violence against children. Experts gathered to discuss prevention strategies and the role of community in safeguarding young lives.
The Municipal Assembly of Santa Cruz has approved a protest vote against the alleged interference by the Regional Legislative Assembly in local governance matters.
The return of MarĂtimo to the Primeira Liga marks a significant milestone for Madeira, bringing pride and new opportunities to the island. Regional leaders emphasize the importance of this achievement and its impact on the local community.
The iconic Flower Festival in Madeira receives a record investment of €1.074 million for its extended celebration this year, with hotel occupancy reaching 95%.
In a significant move to enhance the economic vibrancy of Porto da Cruz, TRACER AI Europe inaugurates its new facility in the previously underutilized Civic Center.
The Regional Veterinary and Food Safety Laboratory in Madeira has successfully renewed its accreditation, expanding its testing capabilities to include eight new pesticide residue tests, now boasting 696 accredited tests in total.
The cruise ship 'Sirena' has docked at Funchal Harbor, joining five mega yachts transitioning from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean. This event adds vibrancy to the city's maritime scene.
In March 2026, Madeira recorded the highest increase in real estate valuation across Portugal, with apartment prices soaring by 4%, reaching €2,500 per square meter.
The Regional Veterinary and Food Safety Laboratory in Madeira has successfully renewed its accreditation and expanded its testing capabilities, marking a significant step in ensuring food safety.
The cruise ship 'Sirena' along with five mega-yachts have docked at Funchal's port, making it a bustling hub for maritime luxury this week. This influx of vessels marks a significant moment for Madeira's tourism and maritime activity.