Luxury Cruise Line 'Aman at Sea' to Sail to Madeira in 2028
The luxury cruise company 'Aman at Sea' is set to include Madeira in its itinerary starting 2028, promising a boost to the local tourism industry.
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The luxury cruise company 'Aman at Sea' is set to include Madeira in its itinerary starting 2028, promising a boost to the local tourism industry.
The JPP abstained from voting on the new local accommodation regulation in Funchal, citing lack of access to public consultation inputs and rejection of their proposals.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party claims that corporate interests are behind the controversial decision to limit physiotherapy consultations in Madeira. This move, they argue, could harm residents, especially those reliant on public healthcare.
The luxury cruise line 'Aman at Sea' is set to debut in Madeira in 2028, marking a significant addition to the island's tourism offerings. This announcement follows the recent MedCruise assembly in Palermo.
Starting Monday, June 15, fuel prices in Madeira will adjust with gasoline prices decreasing and diesel prices increasing slightly. Here's what you need to know.
Filipe Sousa, a Madeira politician, has criticized the Portuguese government for neglecting the autonomous regions. He demands action on mobility subsidies and maritime connections.
The Chemistry Center of Madeira invites young students to a unique scientific internship this summer, encouraging future careers in research.
The JPP has criticized the Madeira government's recent decision to limit physiotherapy consultations, claiming it is driven by corporate interests rather than efficient management.
Starting June 15, Madeira will see changes in fuel prices: gasoline will decrease while diesel sees a slight increase, impacting local motorists and tourists alike.
Francisco Gomes, a deputy from Chega, has accused the regional governments of the past decade of misusing Madeira's autonomy for political gain and economic interests. His statements were made during the 50th anniversary of Madeira's autonomy.
Two young individuals and three others are injured in separate road incidents in Madeira, while a fire at a Funchal hotel prompts a swift response from local firefighters. The series of events highlight the importance of safety measures.
The Madeira community pays tribute to three remarkable women who have recently passed away, each leaving a significant impact on their families and communities. Their funerals, held in different parishes, highlight their contributions and the love they inspired.