Nathy Peluso turned an unexpected scheduling change into a dream escape at La Tejita beach in Tenerife. The Argentine artist shared stunning photos and videos of this near-virgin coastline with millions of followers. Discover the natural wonder that captivated the star.
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The Canary Islands High Court has annulled Mogán’s pioneering tourist tax, finding it disguised an illegal tax beyond the council’s powers. The ruling, which backs a hoteliers’ appeal, criticises vague definitions and flawed cost calculations. The council now faces a legal bill of up to 3,000 euros.
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Decor Internacional, a Tenerife-based company with over 50 years of experience, is launching a major expansion across the Canary Islands. The firm will open new Kave Home stores, launch an online sales platform, and boost its interior design division for homes, hotels, and commercial projects.
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Ten years ago, a road collapse at Punta de Teno in Tenerife marked a turning point for the fragile natural area. The disaster forced authorities to implement pioneering access restrictions, replacing private cars with a bus service. The result has been a safer, less chaotic paradise that now attracts over 200,000 visitors a year.
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The Canary Islands Parliament has approved a pioneering law to legally recognise tourist municipalities, ensuring they receive adequate funding for services used by far more people than their official resident populations. The legislation creates two categories of tourist municipality and sets clear criteria for designation, bringing an end to decades of debate.
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A popular guachinche in Punta del Hidalgo, Tenerife, is winning over locals and visitors with its affordable Canarian cuisine and prime location near natural pools. Known for dishes like English-style eggs and Tegueste black pork milanese, El Borgoñón de Sandra is a must-visit spot this summer.
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Tenerife’s iconic Refugio de Altavista, closed since 2019, reopens on 20 July after a major renovation. At 3,260 metres in Teide National Park, it offers 49 beds plus four emergency spaces. Prices range from 29 euros for residents to 71 euros for non-residents, with a single-night limit.
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Tucked away under a towering volcanic cliff on La Palma, the tiny fishing settlement of Porís de Candelaria feels frozen in time. With white-and-blue houses, a natural swimming pool, and a cliff that eerily mirrors the island’s outline, it is one of the Canary Islands’ best-kept secrets.
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Tickets for Don Omar’s only European show at the Cook Music Festival in Tenerife are being resold for up to 900 euros after selling out in under an hour. The Puerto Rican star will perform on Thursday 16 July in Santa Cruz, sparking a frenzy among fans. We look at where to find tickets, the dangers of resale platforms, and how to avoid being caught out.
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A new four-star superior hotel called The Salmar has opened on the coast of San Miguel de Abona in Tenerife, exclusively for adults. The property, jointly acquired by Grupo Fuertes and Satocan, has undergone a complete transformation to create a coastal-inspired retreat. The hotel features direct beachfront access and will soon open the Camarote restaurant, specialising in grilled seafood.
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