Foreign buyers accounted for over a third of all property sales in the Canary Islands between 2007 and 2025, new notarial data shows. The figures highlight how international demand is shaping the housing markets in Spain’s coastal and tourist regions. Read the full analysis of buyer trends and price differences across the country.
Foreign Buyers Account for 36% of Canary Islands Property Sales Read More »
Canary Islands President Fernando Clavijo and the regional holiday rental association have condemned violent threats made against Tourism Minister Jessica de León. The attacks occurred during the parliamentary process for the new Sustainable Tourism Housing Law, which has deeply polarised public opinion. Read the full story on the political and social fallout from this major regulatory change.
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Airports across the Canary Islands are preparing for a busy long weekend, with nearly 5,700 flights scheduled between 5 and 8 December. Gran Canaria Airport will be the busiest, while Tenerife North sees the biggest year-on-year increase in operations. Discover the full breakdown of flight movements across all eight islands.
Canary Airports Brace for 5,700 Flights Over Long Weekend Read More »
The Canary Islands welcomed nearly 1.4 million foreign tourists in October, contributing to a record-breaking year. Total visitor spending also surged, with the archipelago on course to exceed 22 billion euros for 2025. Read the full analysis of the latest tourism figures.
Canary Islands See Record Tourist Numbers and Spending in 2025 Read More »
The Tenerife Cook Music Fest 2026 announces Luis Enrique as its second major headliner, joining Chayanne for the festival’s 5th anniversary edition. This unique event fuses world-class music with Canarian gastronomy in Santa Cruz. General tickets are now on sale for the July concerts.
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Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts has opened its first adult-only hotel in the Canary Islands, the Bahia Principe Luxury Tenerife. This new property celebrates local geology, culture, and gastronomy, offering a sophisticated retreat for travelers. Read about this milestone opening that coincides with the group’s 30th anniversary.
Bahia Principe Luxury Tenerife: A New Adult-Only Haven Read More »
The Spanish government has officially chosen La Palma as the headquarters for the new National Volcanology Center. This decision, supported by Tenerife’s scientific ecosystem, positions the Canary Islands as a world leader in volcanic research and risk management. Discover how this center will leverage the islands’ unique geology for global scientific advancement.
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In Tenerife’s Valle de Guerra, a home transforms into a legendary Christmas spectacle each year. Known as “La Casa más Navideña de Canarias,” it celebrates its 30th anniversary with 80,000 LED lights and free shows. Read the full story of this magical tradition and plan your visit.
Tenerife’s Magical Christmas House Celebrates 30 Years Read More »
A groundbreaking discovery in Teide National Park has uncovered ancient Canary Island cedars over 1,500 years old, including “Tara,” now confirmed as the oldest living tree in Europe. This find is part of a major reforestation project that is also saving other endangered native plants. Read how climbers and biologists are working together to protect Tenerife’s unique biodiversity.
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The 2025 Winter Pride festival in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, has set a new benchmark, generating a staggering €72.7 million for the local economy. With 44,000 attendees and massive media reach, the event cements the island’s reputation as a leading, inclusive destination. Discover how this celebration became a powerful economic and cultural engine.
Winter Pride 2025 Boosts Gran Canaria with Record €73M Impact Read More »
