For centuries, sailors and wine merchants knew Madeira as a remote stop between Europe and the New World. Its steep green cliffs, laurel forests and ... Read moreThe post Cristiano ...

Ripe fruit abounds, the seafood is fresh, and the heady poncha will cure your ills on this Portuguese island, off the coast ...

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of soccer’s most celebrated players, has left a visible mark on his home island of Madeira. His influence shows up in hotels, museums and even historic towns that tie his legacy ...

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A good hotel is well-located, has comfy beds, and maybe a tasty breakfast. A truly brilliant one, however, has to blow you away in every aspect. From food to service to amenities, some hotels are so ...

New billionaire Cristiano Ronaldo has grown his staggering wealth while offering generous perks to his staff. The Manchester United and Real Madrid legend has become football’s first billionaire ...

, announced on Oct 9 at a ceremony in Paris as well as online. A total of 2,457 hotels made the selection list, whittled down from more than 7,000 Michelin Guide-recommended hotels. There are a total ...

The last thing you want before a walking holiday is for your travel companion to end up on crutches with a knee injury. And just like that, our carefully planned hiking trip along Madeira's levadas, ...

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The “cramped” and “dangerous” conditions discovered in asylum hotels by the BBC have offered a counterpoint to the claim by “This Morning” presenter Rylan Clark that migrants are enjoying four-star ...

Migrants cooking meals in dangerous conditions in their rooms and evidence of black market work have been uncovered by the BBC, in rare access inside asylum hotels. We went into four hotels, ...