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New Year, New Time Zone: Celebrating 2026 In Portugal
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New Year, New Time Zone: Celebrating 2026 In Portugal
When the clock struck midnight on Jan. 1, 2026, I experienced the new year before all my friends and family at home. I was on an island in the Atlantic Ocean called Madeira. Madeira is a part of Portugal that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. Most people know it because the world-famous soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo was born in the capital city of Funchal, but I know it from my family and visiting there as a child. Experiencing the new …
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