KATE MCCANN has begged holidaymakers “Please don’t forget Madeleine” as she urges them to take posters of her missing daughter with them.

She wants tourists to put up “present-day” pictures of Madeleine, who vanished in 2007, in resorts across the world.

“Please take posters of her when you go on holiday,” she said.

“We haven’t lost hope.”

As Scotland Yard revealed it had a list of new potential suspects, Kate said: “There is a real chance Madeleine is alive and is out there.”

Last month Kate, 45, returned to Praia da Luz, Portugal, to mark the sixth anniversary of her daughter’s disappearance from the resort.

Sadly the resort has been stripped of all reminders of her.

A British visitor said yesterday: “There are no posters and photos anywhere of Madeleine. There is nothing in shop and restaurant windows or even in the little church. It’s as if people here want to forget her.”

In a recent TV appeal, Kate, of Rothley, Leicestershire, asked people everywhere to help find her daughter, who would now be 10 years old.

The couple’s spokesman Clarence Mitchell said yesterday: “Age progression pictures of Madeleine, updated and released a year ago by Scotland Yard, are available worldwide on the official Find Madeleine website. The idea is to keep her face in the public eye, particularly in Portugal where she was last seen.”

Heart specialist Gerry, 44, has publicly praised Scotland Yard officers for their “brilliant job” in reviewing his daughter’s case.

How can you help?

The holiday packs are available for £1.75 from the findmadeleine.com website.

They contain 10 posters showing Madeleine as she would look today with the message “Have you seen me?” in English, two luggage tags, two wallet cards and a car sticker.

Anyone with information about Madeleine can contact Scotland Yard at Operation.Grange@met.pnn.police.uk or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.