A viral TikTok video shows two tourists jumping from a high platform into a hotel pool in southern Tenerife, ignoring a lifeguard’s attempts to stop them. The footage has sparked widespread criticism and renewed debate about reckless behaviour in tourist resorts. No injuries have been confirmed.
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Almost half of all hotel guests in the Canary Islands travel as a couple, with only ten per cent bringing children. We explore how the archipelago’s hotels are increasingly adapting to demand for adults only holidays, driven by an ageing European population and a growing focus on quality and relaxation.
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Pistacho’s, a popular ice cream chain dedicated to pistachio flavours, has opened a new branch in El Médano, Tenerife. To celebrate, they gave away 1,000 ice cream balls to early customers. With 16 unique combinations and an artisanal approach, it’s a must-visit for pistachio lovers.
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British reggae icons UB40 are returning to the Canary Islands for two concerts this July with co-founder Ali Campbell. The band will perform in Gran Canaria on 31 July and Tenerife on 1 August. Tickets are still available.
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The Canary Islands Oceanic Platform (Plocan) has opened new offices in Tenerife’s Barranco Grande science park, strengthening the island’s research infrastructure. The move supports three international projects worth €6.3 million, focused on whale protection, maritime surveillance, and blue economy talent. It marks another step in Tenerife’s ambition to become a major Atlantic innovation hub.
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La Gran Manzana, a new shopping and leisure complex, has officially opened in San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife. The centre is designed with cutting-edge sustainability features, including a solar plant and energy storage system. It promises to be a major economic driver for the south of the island.
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Maspalomas is set to become Gran Canaria’s gastronomic epicentre on 16 August with the first ever festival in the archipelago dedicated entirely to rice. Socarrat Fest will bring together the island’s best restaurants, live music, cooking workshops and afternoon socialising in an event expected to attract up to 4,000 people.
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Seafood company Nueva Pescanova has withdrawn its application to build an octopus farm at Las Palmas Port, effectively ending the controversial project. The decision follows years of opposition from scientists and animal rights groups who highlighted the ethical and environmental concerns of farming the highly sentient creature.
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Tenerife still holds onto places where traditional Canarian cooking shines, and Guachinche La Fuente in Arona is one of them. This charming establishment offers homemade dishes, generous portions, and a terrace with stunning views, all at an excellent quality-price ratio.
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A new anti-smoking law approved by the Spanish Council of Ministers will dramatically change where you can smoke and vape in the Canary Islands. The reform bans smoking on all beaches, bar terraces and in vehicles used for work, and prohibits under-18s from smoking entirely. Here is everything you need to know about how the new rules will affect the archipelago.
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