The Canary Islands surpassed Venice in overnight stays in 2022, with tourists averaging over nine days per visit. Learn how visitor duration impacts the local economy and why Nordic travelers stay the longest.
Canary Islands Lead Europe in Overnight Stays Read More »
The Canary Islands are launching a groundbreaking guide to help municipalities incorporate native plants into urban landscapes. Learn how this initiative promotes sustainability, shade, and local biodiversity while addressing common urban challenges.
Canary Islands Pioneers Green Urban Planning with Native Flora Read More »
Arona launches an Instagram photo contest inviting locals and visitors to share their favorite corners of the town. Winners receive cash prizes and a chance to compete nationally. Submissions open until September 21.
Capture Arona’s Hidden Gems in New Photo Contest Read More »
Emergency teams in Lanzarote sprang into action to rescue a stranded sailboat near Papagayo. The crew and their dog were safely recovered, and the vessel was towed to port despite taking on water. Discover how multiple agencies collaborated in this late-night operation.
Sailboat Rescue Near Papagayo Coast in Lanzarote Read More »
The Canary Islands recycle 40% of construction waste into new materials, reducing landfill use and pioneering eco-friendly road surfaces. Learn how volcanic aggregate and recycled tires are transforming infrastructure.
Canary Islands Lead in Recycling Construction Waste Read More »
The Canary Islands are testing AI-powered road inspections to detect pavement damage in real-time without traffic stops. This innovative system could transform infrastructure maintenance across the archipelago. Learn how this technology works and its potential impact.
AI to Revolutionize Road Inspections in the Canary Islands Read More »
Tenerife has four high-risk volcanic zones, with historic eruptions shaping its landscape. Learn which areas are most vulnerable and how the island prepares for potential eruptions while maintaining its allure for travelers.
Tenerife’s Volcanic Hotspots: Where Risk Meets Beauty Read More »
Residents of Icod de los Vinos endure nightly water cuts as aging infrastructure and high demand strain resources. Locals share their struggles, from storing water in buckets to dealing with brown, air-filled taps when supply returns.
Summer Water Cuts Plague Icod de los Vinos Residents Read More »
César Méndez was deported from the US after 20 years and chose Fuerteventura for a fresh start. His story reflects resilience and the search for stability. Read his journey of survival and renewal.
From Deportation to a New Life in Fuerteventura Read More »
The Canary Islands are set to surpass their 2024 tourism record with over 17.7 million visitors expected in 2025. Despite concerns about overcapacity, international arrivals continue to rise, driving economic growth. Explore the latest data shaping the archipelago’s tourism landscape.
Canary Islands Smash Tourism Records Again in 2025 Read More »
