The Atlantic archipelago of Madeira continues to ride high on the tourism wave with Funchal Harbour witnessing a 24% increase in tourist arrivals in the first seven months of 2010 compared to same period last year.
Madeira set to be top tourist destination this summer
PortugalThe Portuguese island of Madeira is on course to be a top tourism destination this summer as early reports indicate 90% hotel occupancy levels.
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Property buyers toast to Madeira
PortugalMadeira, 1000 km over sea south-west from Portugal’s capital Lisbon, is famous for its sweet wine which was a staple purchase for exploring ships on route to the New World hundreds of years ago. Today this autonomous region of Portugal still pulls in the crowds seeking that taste of the rich liquor coupled with the relaxed and warm Mediterranean climate. Some still come by boat in the form of bustling cruise ships but more so via air and with new flights announced by Jet2.com for 2010, tourism is set to grow meaning an increase in footfall on to the island and good news for property buyers ready to open their doors to holiday rentals.