Canary Islands News

A new study from the Canary Islands reveals that tourists are willing to pay nearly €40 for unlimited public transport access via a single mobility app. The research highlights how environmental attitudes significantly influence travel choices, offering a path to more sustainable tourism. Discover the key findings that could shape the future of how visitors explore the islands.

The inaugural Isla Bonita open water swim was a resounding success, with over 100 participants swimming past dramatic cliffs and through the stunning Cueva Bonita. The event, which featured 6.5km and 1.5km courses, is already looking ahead to its second edition. Discover the results and why swimmers are calling this a must-do event in the Canary Islands.

The Imserso tourism program for the 2025/2026 season opens for bookings on October 6th, introducing major new features. For the first time, travelers can bring their pets, and a new €50 flat rate is available for those with the lowest pensions. Discover all the details on destinations and how to book your subsidized holiday.

As global trade dynamics shift, the Canary Islands are positioning themselves as a crucial economic and cooperative bridge between Europe and Latin America. The 52nd General Assembly of the Ibero-American Association of Chambers of Commerce recently convened in Gran Canaria to forge new paths for transatlantic collaboration. Discover how the islands are navigating this new economic landscape and the emerging sectors driving their growth.

A British fugitive, wanted for repeated sexual assaults on a minor, has been arrested on the island of Lanzarote. The suspect had fled the UK before his trial. This successful operation underscores the vital importance of swift international police cooperation.

Tenerife has been recognized with the prestigious Active Running Cities award for its commitment to promoting running and active mobility. The island is celebrated for its safe infrastructure, quality events, and policies that create healthier, more inclusive environments. Discover how this initiative benefits both locals and travelers seeking an active experience.

Recent reforms to the Canary Islands’ tax regime now allow investment funds to be used for affordable rental housing. However, fiscal experts warn that technical aspects of the law could prevent small and medium-sized businesses from participating. Clearing these hurdles could mobilize an estimated 500 million euros and add over 1,000 homes to the rental market.

The Canary Islands’ national parks are facing an unprecedented crisis due to record-breaking visitor numbers, threatening their fragile ecosystems. From Teide to Timanfaya, overcrowding is leading to environmental damage and overwhelmed infrastructure. Read about the stark data and the urgent measures being proposed to protect these natural treasures.

Explore the diverse wonders of the Canary Islands, from volcanic landscapes and black sand beaches to ancient forests and vibrant local culture. This comprehensive guide reveals what makes each of the seven islands a unique destination for travelers. Discover the authentic experiences that await beyond the resorts.

A relentless invasive plant called fountain grass is threatening the unique biodiversity of the Canary Islands. However, new research from the University of La Laguna offers hope, identifying a native fungus that could be a powerful biological weapon in this ecological battle. Learn about the science and the community efforts fighting back to save these precious landscapes.