La Palma’s business leaders express frustration over unfulfilled government promises, calling for urgent tax relief instead of uncertain investments. The island’s tourism collapse has left businesses and families struggling to survive.
La Palma Businesses Demand Real Solutions Amid Economic Crisis Read More »
Recent excavations in Tenerife’s Cueva de los Cabezazos suggest the indigenous Guanches lived alongside livestock in caves. The findings include tools, bones, and even ancient excrement, offering insights into their daily lives. A public open day allows visitors to explore the site firsthand.
New Findings Reveal How Guanches Lived with Livestock in Caves Read More »
A new express shuttle service between Tenerife North and South airports aims to reduce stress for passengers diverted due to fog. The coordinated effort by Binter and Titsa provides a seamless transfer, minimizing delays and improving traveler experience.
New Express Shuttle Eases Tenerife Airport Diversions Read More »
The Las Palmas Port Authority is pursuing legal action to remove 14 boats used as homes and a mall tenant over unpaid rent. Delays also affect a land sale to the local yacht club. Read the full update on port developments.
Las Palmas Port Authority Takes Legal Action on Vessels and Mall Read More »
Spain now has over 800 smoke-free beaches, with advocacy groups pushing for stricter enforcement and linking the ban to Blue Flag certification. Learn how this movement is reshaping coastal tourism and protecting marine ecosystems.
Spain’s Push for Smoke-Free Beaches Gains Momentum Read More »
Spain has pledged €400 million to bring the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) to La Palma, a project that would make the Canary Islands a global leader in astronomy. The investment promises decades of scientific research, skilled jobs, and economic growth for the island.
Spain Pledges €400M to Bring World’s Largest Telescope to La Palma Read More »
Homeless individuals are sleeping in Canary Islands airports due to rising housing costs and lack of social support. While Madrid has taken action, the islands still lack solutions. Advocates demand equal treatment for all regions.
Homeless Crisis in Canary Islands Airports Read More »
Vacation rentals in the Canary Islands are in high demand for August, with some islands already 89% booked. Discover which destinations are filling up fastest and how this compares to last year’s trends.
Canary Islands Vacation Rentals Booked Fast for August Read More »
The iconic Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa Garden in Puerto de la Cruz has reopened after a major renovation, elevating its luxury offerings. With redesigned suites, gourmet dining, and a storied history hosting global celebrities, it reaffirms its status as a top-tier destination.
Hotel Botánico Reopens as a Luxurious Oasis in Tenerife Read More »
The first ascent of Mount Teide remains shrouded in mystery, with claims ranging from Guanche leaders to European explorers. The earliest documented climb was by Italian engineers in the 16th century, but questions linger. Dive into the intriguing history of Tenerife’s iconic volcano.
Who First Conquered Mount Teide? The Mystery Unveiled Read More »
