SIMplifica Launches New Reservation System for Madeira's Hiking Trails
Madeira GuideStarting January 1, Madeira implements a new mandatory reservation system for its renowned hiking trails. Residents are guaranteed spots, enhancing nature tourism management.
The Autonomous Region of Madeira is poised to revolutionize its nature tourism sector with the introduction of a new reservation system for hiking trails. Starting January 1, the SIMplifica platform will require mandatory reservations for all classified walking routes in Madeira and Porto Santo, ensuring guaranteed spots for residents.
This significant change marks a collaborative effort between the Instituto das Florestas e Conservação da Natureza (IFCN), the Regional Directorate of Tourism, and the Madeira Promotion Association. The new system is part of a broader strategy to enhance the management and sustainability of nature tourism on the islands.
Madeira, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse hiking paths, attracts both tourists and locals alike. The introduction of the SIMplifica reservation system aims to streamline the experience, reducing overcrowding and preserving the natural beauty of these areas. This model follows a meticulously planned and structured approach to ensure that both residents and tourists can enjoy the trails safely and effectively.
For residents, the system guarantees availability, reflecting a commitment to prioritize local accessibility while balancing tourist influx. This initiative is expected to not only improve the hiking experience but also contribute to the conservation efforts and sustainable tourism practices that Madeira is renowned for.
As Madeira continues to enhance its offerings, the SIMplifica system stands as a testament to the region's dedication to maintaining its position as a top nature tourism destination. Visitors and residents alike can look forward to a more organized and enjoyable hiking experience.
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