Cheerfulway sponsored New Year's Eve in Albufeira
The New Year of Albufeira is one of the most important in the Algarve and has been gaining more and more visitors over in recent years, both domestic and foreign.
The Cheerfulway Hotels & Resorts has partnered with New Year's Eve Albufeira through its sponsorship.
Five days of great animation, with many street events, including concerts, parades, shows, fire Fireworks, one medieval fair and a mood festival.
The New Year of Albufeira is now an event with size and unstoppable momentum, with a major impact in terms of promotion of Albufeira brand, and naturally return to companies in the region.
The program included a special issue of TVI over six hours of broadcasting, band concert DAMA and James Bettencourt at Praça dos Pescadores, midnight fireworks from Fisherman's Beach and Oura Beach. A Star Parade quite lively concluded already in 2015, a long day of festivities.
The program of festivities lasted until January 4 with two busiest events: Paderne Medieval Festival and the Solrir Festival, where the best Portuguese comedians propocionaram truly hilarious moments. these two events, alone handled more than 16,000 people.
By sponsoring more this great event in Albufeira, Cheerfulway Hotels & Resorts is aware that the support of private business private to the municipal initiatives is a fundamantal addition to attracting more visitors and boosting the
cities throughout the year.
Did you Know that Madeira...
A tropical archipelago with a wonderful subtropical climate and breathtaking scenery, Madeira is justifiably known as ‘the floating garden’ or ‘Pearl of the Atlantic’. It is located in the North Atlantic Ocean, some 560 miles (900 kilometers) from continental Portugal and about 370 miles (600 kilometers) from the coast of Morocco; an outpost of Europe in the Atlantic Ocean. Forming part of the Archipelago are the inhabited islands of Madeira and Porto Santo plus small groups of uninhabited islands, the Desertas and Selvagens. The Island of Madeira is the largest of them.
Madeira has a variety of rare attractions besides its luxurious blue skies and sea and its imposing valleys and mountains where plant life is abundantly diverse. The Island is famous for Madeira wine, embroidery artisans, 'Bolo de mel', exotic flowers, tropical fruits, striking scenery and its spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks, considered the biggest in the world by the Guinness Book of Records. Add all this to its balmy climate and it’s easy to see why the ‘Paradise Island’ has become the aspirational holiday destination of the 'old world'.
