Hotels in the Canary Islands have reported their most profitable February on record, with revenue per available room reaching €138.70. However, the recent outbreak of conflict in the Middle East has thrown all future predictions for the vital tourism sector into disarray. Read the full analysis of the sector’s strong start and the challenges ahead.
Canary Hotels See Record Profits Amid Global Uncertainty Read More »
New data reveals a slight increase in hotel stays across the Canary Islands for February, breaking a run of negative figures. The growth was fuelled by a rise in international visitors, while the average room rate also saw an increase. The archipelago led Spain in hotel occupancy for the month.
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Tenerife’s island council has clarified its decision to allow a social media influencer into its emergency operations centre during Storm Therese. Officials state the move was a supervised, exceptional measure to disseminate verified public safety information through non-traditional channels. The council insists the priority remains ensuring emergency coordination is never disrupted.
Tenerife Council Defends Influencer’s Role in Storm Emergency Read More »
A food content creator has uncovered a dedicated workshop in Tenerife producing exquisite artisan Basque-style cheesecakes. With flavours from classic to innovative, and a special weekly creation, they deliver island-wide with just a day’s notice. Discover how to order these celebrated desserts for your next celebration.
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Hotel reservations for the Easter holiday period in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife are showing remarkable resilience, with overall occupancy almost matching last year’s figures. The island of El Hierro is leading the way with strong bookings, while the trend for last-minute reservations continues to dominate. Read the full breakdown of occupancy across Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro.
Easter Hotel Bookings Hold Firm in Tenerife Province Read More »
Food content creators @guachinchesmodernos have finally visited the highly-recommended Mesón del Norte in Buenavista del Norte, Tenerife. Their review confirms its stellar reputation, highlighting exceptional dishes like Galician blonde beef steaks and unique Canarian specialities. Find out why they say every kilometre of the journey was worth it.
Tenerife’s Mesón del Norte: A Culinary Gem Worth the Journey Read More »
The Port of La Luz in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has officially inaugurated the largest cruise terminal in Europe. The €40 million facility can handle four ships simultaneously and is set to transform the island’s tourism landscape. Read more about this landmark investment and its impact on the Canary Islands.
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Food lovers in Tenerife are raving about Focacceria MassaMonti, an authentic Italian eatery in Santa Cruz. Renowned for its daily homemade focaccia and brioche using premium Italian ingredients, it has become a culinary hotspot. Read on to explore their acclaimed menu and find out why it’s earned a stellar 4.7-star rating.
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The Canary Islands welcomed nearly 3 million international passengers in the first two months of 2026, a 2% increase on 2025. The UK market solidified its position as the top source of visitors, with 40% of all UK arrivals to Spain landing in the Canaries. Read the full breakdown of the latest tourism figures.
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A major legal battle between two of the Canary Islands’ largest tourism groups has been decided by a court in Las Palmas. The ruling awards the coveted Taurito hotels in Mogán to the Martín Group, citing factors beyond the highest bid. Discover the key reasons behind this significant decision for Gran Canaria’s tourism sector.
Court Awards Taurito Hotels to Martín Group in Landmark Ruling Read More »
