The Tacoronte Council has unanimously backed residents’ calls to reject plans for a desalination plant at Mesa del Mar. Instead, the council is pushing for a sustainable water policy focused on self-sufficiency using local groundwater. The move highlights growing concerns over water management in the Canary Islands amid climate change.
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Business leaders from South Tenerife have held urgent talks with regional government ministers over stalled infrastructure projects. They highlighted how congestion and housing shortages are strangling economic growth and quality of life. The meeting focused on accelerating key road expansions and housing initiatives.
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The historic Gran Hotel Taoro in Puerto de la Cruz has cemented its status as a premier culinary destination with the launch of two exceptional restaurants. OKA, led by Ricardo Sanz, offers precision Japanese cuisine, while LAVA, by Erlantz Gorostiza, presents an immersive fire-based tasting experience. Discover how these new concepts are redefining fine dining in the north of Tenerife.
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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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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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A new study reveals a stark imbalance in the Canary Islands, where holiday lets on rural land outnumber official rural tourism accommodations by five to one. Sector leaders warn of unfair competition and call for urgent regulatory updates to protect cultural heritage and ensure the survival of authentic rural tourism. Read the full analysis of the challenges and strategic importance of this niche market.
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A new report on Canary Islands rural tourism highlights a major imbalance, with holiday homes on rustic land outnumbering dedicated rural properties by around five to one. Sector leaders warn this creates “unfair” competition and call for urgent regulatory updates. The study aims to chart a roadmap for the next decade of this strategic sector.
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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 »
Health officials in the Canary Islands have located a new adult Aedes aegypti mosquito in a trap at the Santa Cruz de Tenerife cruise port. This discovery has triggered enhanced surveillance to prevent the establishment of this invasive species, known for transmitting diseases like dengue. The public is urged to report any sightings to help protect the archipelago.
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