Canary Islands News

A distillery in Gran Canaria adopted a four-day workweek, improving productivity and employee well-being. Learn how this shift benefited workers and the business, and explore the growing trend in the Canary Islands.

Berro Bistrot has redefined vegetarian dining in the Canary Islands with its innovative dishes and commitment to local produce. Chef Francesca Hunt crafts unforgettable plant-based meals, while Marco Nardini ensures warm, attentive service. A must-visit for food lovers.

Researchers have successfully tested a team of robots to explore and map lava tubes in Lanzarote, a breakthrough for future space missions. The system could help humans safely explore lunar and Martian tunnels. Learn how these robotic pioneers work together underground.

The Maspalomas Costa Canaria Soul Festival returns to screens this weekend via RTVE, showcasing electrifying performances from international soul artists. Discover why this event has become a summer staple in Gran Canaria.

UD Las Palmas has secured the signing of Andalusian goalkeeper José Antonio Caro, bringing experience and reliability to the team. The 31-year-old joins after a season with Cádiz and boasts over 200 matches in Spain’s second division.

Spain’s Data Protection Agency has fined Loro Parque €250,000 for its fingerprint-based entry system. The park claimed the data was anonymized, but regulators ruled it violated privacy laws. The case highlights growing concerns over biometric data in tourism.

UD Las Palmas has signed experienced goalkeeper José Antonio Caro for the upcoming season. The 31-year-old brings over 200 Segunda División matches to the team, adding stability and leadership. Read more about his career and what he brings to the Canary Islands club.

UD Las Palmas has secured the signing of experienced goalkeeper José Antonio Caro for the 2024-25 season. The 31-year-old brings over 200 Segunda División matches to the team, reinforcing their defensive line. Caro will join the squad in Gran Canaria this week.

A study reveals Tenerife’s TF-66 as Spain’s third most dangerous road for overtaking, with 6 accidents recorded between 2013-2022. Authorities have implemented safety upgrades, but experts emphasize cautious driving. Discover the risks and solutions.

Ground handling strikes at Tenerife’s airports will affect Ryanair flights from August to December, with varying minimum service levels. Essential flights remain guaranteed. Plan ahead for potential disruptions.