The number of holiday lets available on digital platforms in the Canary Islands has fallen by 20% in May compared to last year. With 38,337 properties now listed, the decline coincides with the introduction of new regulations across the archipelago. The sharpest occupancy rates were recorded on El Hierro, Lanzarote, and La Palma.
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The Canary Islands government has approved over €6 million in funding for the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) for 2026. The investment will support the institute’s research activities and strengthen its infrastructure and technological capabilities. The funding covers both ordinary operations and strategic investments in key areas.
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Tenerife’s museum service has approved new rules allowing companion animals into its centres for a three-month trial. The initiative, described as a first for indoor museums in Spain, aims to create more accessible and inclusive cultural spaces. Access will be limited to two animals per room, with strict protocols in place.
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Hospiten Rambla University Hospital in Tenerife has integrated the Da Vinci Xi robotic platform, combining 3D technology and fluorescence-guided surgery to tackle complex tumours once considered inoperable. The system allows surgeons to plan and practise procedures virtually, improving precision and outcomes for cancers of the pancreas, liver and rectum.
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Arehucas has won three silver medals at the 2026 International Wine & Spirit Competition, one of the world’s most prestigious spirits contests. The awards for Arehucas 7 Años, Arehucas Single Cask Ruby Finish 2006 and Ronmiel Selección Familiar reinforce the distillery’s premiumisation strategy and international standing.
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The renowned OKA restaurant, located in the historic Gran Hotel Taoro in Puerto de la Cruz, will launch a weekend lunch service from 18 June. Diners can enjoy Ricardo Sanz’s acclaimed Japanese cuisine with Mediterranean and Canarian influences on a panoramic terrace overlooking the Atlantic and Mount Teide.
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Quevedo has announced the first dates for his El Baifo Tour 2027, with concerts in Madrid and Barcelona. The Gran Canaria-born singer has also hinted at future shows in the Canary Islands, telling fans: “In the Canaries, it will be when you least expect it.” Here is everything you need to know.
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Hidden away in Puerto de la Cruz, Mesón Los Gemelos has become a firm favourite for locals and tourists alike, thanks to generous portions of quality Canarian food at pocket-friendly prices. From fresh fish and seafood platters to traditional desserts like quesillo, this family-run spot is worth the wait.
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The Civil Guard’s Traffic division has issued a warning to drivers ahead of the May bank holiday weekend, revealing that over 6,000 motorists were penalised for drink-driving in the Canary Islands last year. Alcohol was a factor in 12% of all accidents and present in 28% of fatal collisions. The authorities are urging full responsibility behind the wheel.
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Tenerife is making strides in sustainable tourism with the Circular Tourism Communities project. The initiative has trained 161 hospitality professionals in managing bio-waste, reducing food waste, and sourcing local produce. This model connects hotels with the island’s agricultural sector to create a truly circular economy.
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