Tenerife’s wine industry faces a crisis as phylloxera, a devastating vine pest, is confirmed in several vineyards. The outbreak could jeopardize the Canary Islands’ status as Europe’s last phylloxera-free region, impacting prized local grape varieties. Authorities are scrambling to contain the spread.
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The Canary Islands will have to wait longer than expected for their new Eurofighter jets, as Spain prioritizes deliveries to Albacete first. This delay affects the archipelago’s defense modernization plans, though preparations in Gando continue.
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Agaete has unveiled a striking sculpture by Pepe Dámaso, “Sacred Tree,” commemorating 50 years of the Mancomunidad del Norte. The artwork symbolizes unity among 11 municipalities and is part of a larger EU-funded revitalization project. Discover the story behind this cultural landmark.
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A groundbreaking study reveals El Hierro, the youngest Canary Island, has experienced 42 volcanic eruptions in the last 11,700 years—far more than previously documented. Researchers mapped lava flows and pyroclastic deposits to better predict future risks. Discover why this UNESCO Geopark remains a hotspot for geology enthusiasts.
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Gran Canaria has become a gastronomic hotspot, with five Michelin-starred restaurants offering unforgettable dining experiences. From coastal seafood to innovative Canarian cuisine, these culinary gems showcase the island’s rich flavors. Summer is the perfect time to savor seasonal menus in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Repsol’s innovative Nexa renewable diesel, made from used cooking oil, has launched in Gran Canaria and Tenerife, reducing CO2 emissions by 90%. The fuel will expand to 46 stations across the islands by September. Discover how this sustainable alternative is transforming transportation in the Canaries.
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The Canary Islands have unveiled a groundbreaking selfie route, featuring 24 photogenic spots across the archipelago. Travelers can snap perfect shots while accessing digital guides, enhancing their exploration of these stunning destinations.
Canary Islands Launches Pioneering Selfie Route for Tourists Read More »
The Canary Islands government is allocating €587,800 for sustainable projects near its national parks to protect biodiversity and support local communities. Applications are open until August 19 for municipalities, businesses, and nonprofits. Discover how these initiatives will enhance eco-tourism and conservation efforts.
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Vilaflor Late returns on August 9, 2025, with 16 hours of music, local gastronomy, and sustainable workshops in Tenerife. This free festival showcases Canary Islands talent while promoting community and eco-consciousness. Don’t miss the Cuban music performances and artisanal market.
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UGT has expanded Ryanair ground staff strikes to all Spanish bases, including Tenerife and Lanzarote, starting August 15. The union protests sanctions against workers and excessive overtime demands. Strikes will continue intermittently until December 2025.
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