The shopping basket in the Canary Islands is evolving, blending timeless staples like gofio and bananas with international ready meals. As lifestyles become busier, supermarkets are adapting to demand for both quick, healthy options and global flavours. This article explores the generational shift in island eating habits.
From Potaje to Prepared Meals: How Canarian Diets Are Changing Read More »
The management of European funds in the Canary Islands has entered a critical phase, with over €200 million at risk of being lost. Key government departments are under pressure to avoid returning the money, which was intended for economic transformation. Read the full analysis of which sectors are most affected.
Canary Islands Risk Losing €204m in EU Funds Read More »
The council of Tenerife has presented a new edition of its Academic Year Immersion Programme in Ireland for secondary school students. The initiative, part of a wider scholarship scheme, allows pupils to study for a full year in Irish schools with official qualification recognition back in the Canaries. Read about this opportunity for academic and personal growth.
Tenerife Offers Students a Full Academic Year in Ireland Read More »
The historic city of La Laguna has held high-level talks with the Canary Islands Government to clarify how the new Sustainable Tourist Use of Housing Law will be implemented. Councillors stressed the need for legal certainty and resources to balance tourism with residential needs in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read the full details of the meeting and its implications for property owners.
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With high demand and low supply fuelling a surge in rental fraud, the Guardia Civil has issued crucial advice for anyone seeking accommodation in the Canary Islands. Learn how to spot fake listings and protect yourself from scammers. Read the full article for their complete safety checklist.
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New data reveals a significant 10.8% drop in foreign purchases of non-subsidised homes in the Canary Islands during the second half of 2025. The decline is part of a national trend, with non-resident foreign buyers leading the downturn following the end of the golden visa scheme. Read the full analysis of which nationalities are still buying and at what price.
Foreign Homebuyers in Canary Islands Drop 10.8% in Late 2025 Read More »
A long-running legal dispute over the expropriation of land for the Fuente Santa thermal springs project in La Palma has reached Spain’s Supreme Court. Two sisters are fighting to reclaim their family land after a controversial change in regional law. The case highlights the conflict between tourism development and property rights on the Canary Island.
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The Canary Islands Government has approved plans for 59 new social homes with garages in Arona, Tenerife. The project is part of a larger initiative to build 159 protected homes across several islands, funded by EU Next Generation funds. Read the full details of this significant investment in affordable housing.
New Social Housing Project Approved for Arona, Tenerife Read More »
Tenerife is rapidly becoming a leading European technology hub, attracting major global firms and generating over 15,000 jobs. Driven by favourable fiscal conditions, top-tier research centres, and high connectivity, the island’s tech sector now moves hundreds of millions annually. Read how satellites, AI, and quantum computing are fuelling this Atlantic success story.
Tenerife’s Tech Boom: The New Silicon Valley of the Atlantic Read More »
A year-long investigation into the death of a woman found in a remote Gran Canaria ravine has been closed. Police have identified her as Hungarian former TV contestant and influencer Annabella Lovas. The complex case involved international cooperation and dental records to finally solve the mystery.
Mystery of Woman Found Dead in Gran Canaria Ravine Solved Read More »
