UGT has expanded Ryanair ground staff strikes to all Spanish bases, including Tenerife and Lanzarote, starting August 15. The union protests sanctions against workers and excessive overtime demands. Strikes will continue intermittently until December 2025.
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The Canary Islands housing market is showing signs of recovery, with a 7% increase in sales in the first half of 2025. June saw a notable 13.8% surge compared to the previous year. Learn more about the latest trends and regional comparisons.
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Business leaders in southern Tenerife suggest studying Mallorca’s collaborative taxi system as a potential solution to the island’s mobility challenges. The model could optimize resources and improve service efficiency, especially during peak tourist seasons.
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Tenerife’s new Aquatic Sports Center is finally opening in September after delays, with federated clubs gaining first access. The facility includes Olympic pools, training spaces, and aims to serve both athletes and tourists. Political debates continue over the delayed launch.
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The Canary Islands are experiencing a historic surge in property inheritance, with over 3,000 homes changing hands in early 2025. Tax reforms and an aging population are reshaping the housing market. Learn how this trend impacts locals and the economy.
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The Canary Islands government is launching a Strategic Projects Office to attract investment in high-value sectors like tech, sustainability, and aerospace. This initiative aims to diversify the economy beyond tourism while leveraging the archipelago’s unique advantages. Discover how the islands are positioning themselves as an innovation hub.
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Disability rights advocate Tanzila Khan praises Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa as a model for accessibility in the Canary Islands. The hotel’s inclusive design and staff dedication create a welcoming experience for guests with mobility, visual, auditory, and neurodiverse needs. Read the full audit findings and planned improvements.
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Tenerife’s water reserves have decreased by 12.5% in the past month, though levels remain higher than the drought-stricken 2024. Officials urge cautious water use as summer demand rises. The island’s agricultural sector faces challenges with water quality and infrastructure delays.
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The Canary Islands are rallying against Aena’s approved 6.5% airport fee hike set for 2026, which could raise ticket prices and harm tourism competitiveness. Local governments and business leaders demand exemptions for the archipelago due to its remote status and reliance on air travel.
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Discover the real story behind Casa Winter in Cofete, Fuerteventura—a house entangled in Nazi conspiracy myths but actually built by Gustav Winter, a resilient German entrepreneur. Dive into the fascinating life of Winter and the truth behind the legends.
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