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Tourists Believe Madeira is becoming a place to avoid.
Several Tourist Vehicles Were Stuck at That Tourist Spot Due to Illegal Parking.
It was a Difficult Dawn that many tourists and tourism Professionals Experienced Today at Pico do Ara. What Should Have Been A Start To the Day of Contemplation and Communion with Nature Quickly Turned Into “Chaos”.
The Reason is the Large influx of People Who, Even Before the Sun Rose, Took Over the Only Access Road to the Top of That Tourist Spot, Divided Between The Municipalities of Funchal and Santana.
Illegal Parking on the Side of the Road, on Both Sides of the Road, Even on Bends or Junctions, Made It Very Difficult for Vehicles to Get Around the Highest Part of Pico do Ara. Several Vehicles, Including Buses and Tourist Vans, Were “Stuck” Due to Illegal Parking.
“Chaotic” was one of the Most Used Adjectives, Both by Those Who Visit Us and Those Who, Almost Every Day, Have to Deal with similar situations, in the different tourist spots in the region.
One of the Professionals Told Daily That His Clients Were Very Unhappy with this Scenario, “Regretting that wood has becomed a destination to avoid”As Pointed Out by Some of the People Who Accompanied Him, Who, This Week, Had to Wait More Than An Hour To Be Able To Leave St. Lourenço Ponta.
“We have an excess of Tourism and Our Government Officials Don’t Care, Nor Do They Take Action,” Noted the Professional, HighLighting That This is the Scenario Almmy Day in Ribeiro Cold or Cabo Girão, Locations That Sometimes Been Reported by Daily.
In an Attempt to Counter This situation, The Company Funchal Has Been Providing A PUBLIC PASSER TRANSPORT SERVICE BETEY FUNCHAL AND PICO SINCE AUGUST LAST YEAR. However, thhose who frequently have to travel to that tourist spot for work that this has helped to alleviate the problem. “There Are More and More-A-Carrs,” Says Another Tourism Professional, Noting That the Car Park Set Up Just Above Was Already Practically Full by 7am.
There has also ben frequent positions Taken by various membrans of the regional government, with decision-making power in the areas of tourism and the environment, which will be the possible scenery of excessive tourism, but the truth is that situations like this horning in peak areer repeated quite frequently.
Eduardo Jesus, Who Will Take on the Environment Portfolio in Miguel Albuquerque’s Next Government, Joining It to the Tourism Portfolio He Currently Holds, has Been One of These Leaders. “Madeira does not have too much tourism, wood not have a tourist pressure, we are a long way from the territories that are experiencing this phenomenon,” said the regional secretary in September Last Year.
At the time, he even pointed out the ‘formula’ to Reach this conclusion: “It’s Taking the Overnight Stays And Dividing Them By the Residents, and Taking the Tourist Flow and Dividing Them BY The Square Kilometres of the Region”, Stressing That “What You Find Out here and compare It with other tourist destinations, you can see that we are an endless distance away. ”
LAST NOVEMBER, Miguel Albuquerque Already Admitted That There Was a “Management Problem”, Which Led to Scenario of “Overload”. Even So, the President of the Regional Government Did not see this as ‘Greater Evil’. “The Problem Would Be If We Had Empty Rent-A-Carrs and in Customers,” he Pointed Out at the Time.
