Discover places.
Want to know the island's beaches? Ask where they are and request the links to learn more.
One of the tools we build with AI to bring Maio closer to everyone. Ask, research, and learn about the island in your own words.
For people who live here, visit, or want to know more.
Want to know the island's beaches? Ask where they are and request the links to learn more.
How does tourism change through the year? Explore the data and ask for a simple explanation.
Did an answer make you curious? Ask for more detail, compare, or ask another question.
You don't need technical terms. Say what you want to discover and ask for help understanding the answer.
Try: “I want to know Maio's beaches. Where can I find information about each one?”
Ask “Where do these numbers come from?” or “Which year are they?”. Open the links to see the source.
If something is unclear, say “Explain it more simply” or “Give me an example”. The conversation can continue.
MaioCV is a digital initiative that makes information about the island easier to find and understand. It brings together a guide to places and beaches, a site with figures about Maio, and a chat where you can ask questions in your own words. The chat uses artificial intelligence, a program that helps find and explain information.
You can discover beaches and other places, explore figures about tourism and the economy, or ask questions such as “How many beaches are there on Maio?”. The chat helps explain the information in simple words.
We use public information and data gathered by Maio projects. When a source is available, you can see where the data came from and when it was published. Chat answers can contain mistakes, so check the source if the information matters to you.
No. Write a question as you would ask another person, then press Send. If the answer is hard to understand, ask: “Can you explain it more simply?”.
Choose “Ask Maio” to open the chat. Try asking: “What beaches are there on Maio?” You can ask more questions in the same conversation.
Not always. Each set of data may have a different date. Ask which year the information is from and check the source. For opening times, transport, or visiting conditions, also confirm with local services.