Airports across the Canary Islands handled over 54.7 million passengers in 2025, marking a significant 3.6% increase on the previous year. Gran Canaria Airport remained the busiest, while Fuerteventura saw the strongest percentage growth. Read the full breakdown of passenger figures for each island.
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The Canary Islands Government has presented a landmark study on the state of rural tourism, identifying key challenges and a roadmap for 2025-2035. The sector, concentrated on La Palma, Tenerife, and Gran Canaria, is vital for preserving heritage and supporting local economies. Discover the plans to safeguard this strategic segment.
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A 50-year-old woman has been injured following a fall while hiking on the Caldera Blanca route in Tinajo, Lanzarote. Emergency services conducted a complex on-foot rescue to evacuate her from the difficult terrain. Read the full details of the rescue operation.
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The prestigious US travel guide Fodor’s has included the Canary Islands in its 2026 “No List” of destinations to reconsider. The guide cites unsustainable pressure from record tourist numbers, a severe housing crisis, and stretched environmental resources. Read the full analysis of the challenges facing the archipelago.
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The Canary Islands are set for a spectacular year of live music, hosting global icons like Sting and Laura Pausini alongside Spanish greats such as Raphael. Promoter New Event has confirmed a diverse line-up that will see major tours stop across the archipelago. Read on for the full list of artists and how to get tickets.
Major Music Stars to Perform Across the Canary Islands in 2026 Read More »
Tenerife enjoys a final day of calm today before a sharp change in weather arrives tomorrow. A deep Atlantic low-pressure system is set to bring widespread rain, wind, and a drop in temperatures across the Canary Islands, with significant rainfall expected on Tenerife from the afternoon. Read the full forecast and see which islands are under official weather warnings.
Tenerife Braces for Sudden Weather Shift After Calm Day Read More »
The waters surrounding the Canary Islands registered above-average temperatures in 2024 and 2025, according to Spain’s meteorological agency. This comes as a major international study confirms the world’s oceans stored more heat in 2025 than in any previous year on record. Read the full analysis of the local and global data.
Canary Waters Warmer Than Average, Global Ocean Heat Hits Record Read More »
The year 2025 was a landmark period for scientific endeavour in the Canary Islands. From historic volcanic evacuation drills to major discoveries about climate change and a renewed bid for the world’s largest telescope, local research has shaped both understanding and future opportunities. Discover how the islands’ unique resources and scientific infrastructure are tackling global challenges.
Canary Science in 2025: From Volcanoes to Supercomputers Read More »
A major international drug trafficking route has been disrupted following a dramatic joint operation west of the Canary Islands. Authorities intercepted a cargo ship carrying an estimated seven tonnes of cocaine destined for redistribution at sea. This historic seizure underscores the archipelago’s strategic role in combating Atlantic narcotics routes.
Over 7,000kg of Cocaine Seized in Atlantic Near Canaries Read More »
Foreign investment in the Canary Islands reached an unprecedented €248.5 million in the first nine months of 2025, more than doubling the previous year’s figure. This surge is fuelled by the archipelago’s record-breaking tourism recovery and a thriving real estate market. Discover which sectors and countries are driving this remarkable economic trend.
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