The Verónicas shopping centres in Playa de las Américas remain a hotspot for excess, with cheap drugs and nitrous oxide readily available. We examine the cocktail of alcohol, substances and young tourists that continues to define the area as police battle illegal sales.
Verónicas: the dark side of Tenerife’s nightlife Read More »
Granadilla de Abona council is launching a major inspection drive to regulate around 2,000 holiday homes. The plan prioritises properties in rural areas and high-density zones, with a two-year, extendable timeline.
Granadilla de Abona cracks down on holiday lets Read More »
Pedro Sánchez has arrived in Lanzarote for his summer holidays at the La Mareta residence in Costa Teguise. The president will remain on the island until 24 August, with an enhanced security operation in place following the Ceuta migration crisis.
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The Canary Islands have become a magnet for international animation studios, with the sector now employing around 2,000 people. From tax incentives to home-grown talent, discover why the Archipelago is being called the “European Hollywood of animation”.
Animation puts Canary Islands in global spotlight Read More »
The iconic Canarian dairy brand Celgán, which closed five years ago, is being relaunched by Tenerife businessman Agustín Adasat Rodríguez Domínguez. He has acquired the commercial rights and plans to bring back the much-loved yoghurts and milkshakes.
Celgán returns: iconic Canarian dairy brand relaunches Read More »
The CNMC has warned that the Canary Islands’ new holiday rental law may breach national rules by forcing owners to register properties with their local council. It argues this extra step is unnecessary and conflicts with the principle of market unity.
Holiday rental law in Canary Islands faces regulator setback Read More »
The Canary Islands saw a 9.5% drop in property sales in May compared to the same month last year, while prices rose 13.7% to €2,516 per square metre. Nationally, sales have fallen for eight consecutive months amid ongoing housing shortages and rising prices.
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Adeje town hall has announced plans to build 140 affordable homes directly, marking a significant shift in housing policy. The project is part of a broader plan to create a new residential district for 2,800 people on the island of Tenerife.
Adeje aims to become Tenerife’s housing powerhouse Read More »
The Spanish government has approved €108.26 million in regional incentives for 13 business projects in the Canary Islands. The initiatives, mostly tourism-related, are expected to generate €280.8 million in investment and create 847 new jobs while supporting 2,078 existing positions.
Spain approves €108m in incentives for Canary Islands projects Read More »
Tenerife has been named the second-best territory in Spain for growing job opportunities, according to a new LinkedIn report. The island’s push for economic diversification is paying off, with major growth in tech, consultancy and research sectors.
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