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Madeira refreshes brand campaign in wake of Covid-19

Madeira refreshes brand campaign in wake of Covid-19

26 April 2020 Tourism News

Madeira has launched the second phase of the ‘Stay Home Now. Dream Online. Visit Us Later!’ campaign. The destination is looking to speak to those potential visitors who must remain at home for the time being, offering them a little escapism.

Savoy Palace opens to first guests in Madeira

Savoy Palace opens to first guests in Madeira

1 September 2019 Hotel News

The Savoy Palace has made its debut in Madeira, Portugal, expanding and elevating the Savoy Signature portfolio, a family-owned collection of historic hotels and resorts on the scenic island in the Atlantic.

Golf drives tourism figures on upward trend in Madeira

Golf drives tourism figures on upward trend in Madeira

7 June 2019 Tourism News

Madeira has experienced a boost in golf numbers during the first four months of 2019, with the two ‘mainland’ courses experiencing almost double-digit growth. Also, on the up is Madeira’s overall tourism revenue which showed almost two per cent growth in 2018.

Dorita Mendonça, regional director of tourism, Madeira Islands

Dorita Mendonça, regional director of tourism, Madeira Islands

5 December 2018 Videos

Recognised as the World’s Leading Island Destination and set to play host the World Travel Awards Europe Gala Ceremony in 2019, Dorita Mendonça, regional director of tourism for the Madeira Islands, here tells Breaking Travel News how tourism is changing the destination for the better.

Roberto Santa Clara, executive director, Madeira Promotion Bureau

Roberto Santa Clara, executive director, Madeira Promotion Bureau

9 November 2018 Videos

Madeira was recently awarded the title of Europe’s Leading Island Destination at the World Travel Awards and will host the prestigious organisation’s Europe Gala Ceremony in 2019. Here Roberto Santa Clara, executive director of the Madeira Promotion Bureau, tells Breaking Travel News how important the dual honours are and how perceptions of the Portuguese island have changed over time.