A British couple’s relaxing holiday in Tenerife ended in humiliation when a minor snack payment issue escalated into a police escort off their Ryanair flight. The ordeal continued with their car found severely damaged upon return to Bristol Airport.
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The municipality of Adeje in southern Tenerife is set to unveil a sprawling 35,000 m² green space as part of its climate commitment. This thermophilic forest will absorb 20 tons of CO2 and feature native and adapted species. Learn how Adeje is leading sustainable tourism in the Canary Islands.
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The LST-2 telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory has completed a critical construction phase, marking progress for the Cherenkov Telescope Array. This project will create the world’s largest gamma-ray observatory, solidifying La Palma’s role in astrophysics.
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Casa Romántica in Agaete Valley joins Gran Canaria Me Gusta, a program promoting local products. The restaurant features a new exhibition space and shop offering island-made goods, from coffee to artisan cheeses. Recognized for its sustainable practices and high cuisine, it’s a must-visit for food lovers.
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The Canary Islands government has approved €2.2M in additional funding for Arucas’ emblematic hotel project in Gran Canaria, aiming to elevate local tourism. The initiative aligns with sustainable and experiential travel goals, prioritizing resident quality of life.
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La Palma’s iconic Bajada de la Virgen de las Nieves festival, celebrated every five years since 1680, is now a candidate for UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list. The event showcases unique dances and deep community roots. Read about its cultural significance.
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The Canary Islands have the highest percentage of vacation rentals in Spain, with 4.7% of homes listed for tourist use. This surge contributes to rising housing costs, creating challenges for local residents. Discover the data behind this trend and its broader implications.
Canary Islands Lead Spain in Vacation Rentals Amid Housing Crisis Read More »
Tenerife’s government has committed over €10 million to sustainable development projects in Buenavista del Norte, focusing on responsible tourism, affordable housing, and local culture. Key initiatives include upgrades to Punta de Teno’s dock and the restoration of the Municipal Cinema Theater.
Tenerife Invests €10M in Sustainable Tourism and Housing Read More »
The Canary Islands government has voiced strong opposition to Aena’s plan to raise airport fees by 6.5%, arguing it harms tourism and resident mobility. Officials demand exemptions for the archipelago and greater local control over airport management.
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Las Teresitas in Tenerife ranks as Europe’s warmest winter beach, with 22°C average temps and golden Saharan sands. Maspalomas in Gran Canaria also shines with year-round sun. Learn why these Canary Islands gems are perfect for off-season escapes.
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