The controversial project to build the world’s first intensive octopus farm in the Port of Las Palmas has hit a major hurdle. The Port Authority has begun proceedings to declare the application void after the company failed to present a mandatory environmental impact assessment. Campaigners are celebrating a significant victory, but the final decision remains pending.
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A new study shows that when tourism bookings on La Palma generate less profit than expected, the real impact is felt across the entire local economy. The analysis reveals how commissions paid to multinational platforms reduce the island’s ability to create jobs and generate wealth.
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Seven beaches and coves in Tenerife are currently closed due to the risk of cliff collapses and landslides. Some have been shut for over a decade following a fatal tragedy in 2009. Despite official warnings, many locals continue to access these dangerous spots.
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Discover Guachinche La Casona, a traditional Canarian restaurant in La Orotava, Tenerife, surrounded by vineyards. Enjoy grilled meats, homemade desserts, and estate-grown wine at great value prices in this popular local spot.
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The Canary Islands is betting big on its aerospace sector, already generating 430 million euros in business and 4,600 jobs. Officials believe the industry could follow the explosive growth of the region’s film production sector, creating high-skilled opportunities for locals.
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The European Commission has proposed extending the exemption for the Canary Islands from the European emissions trading scheme until 2035. This move prevents airlines from passing on additional carbon costs to passengers, safeguarding affordable travel for residents and tourists. The proposal now heads to the European Parliament and Council for approval.
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An 18-year-old was rescued on Friday by two Civil Guard officers after getting into difficulty in the sea off the coast of Antigua, in Fuerteventura. The young man was treated for moderate hypothermia and taken to hospital, though an air evacuation was ultimately deemed unnecessary.
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Puerto de Santiago on Tenerife will hold its annual fireworks display this Saturday 18 July as part of the Fiestas del Carmen 2026. Over 1,000kg of pyrotechnics will be used in a 30-minute show by award-winning company Hermanos Toste, which will also employ recyclable materials to reduce environmental impact.
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National Geographic has named three Tenerife destinations as must-visit spots for food lovers. From fresh seafood in Tajao to traditional goat meat and local wine in La Victoria de Acentejo, each location offers a unique taste of the island. The selection highlights the island’s diverse culinary landscape beyond its famous beaches and tourist resorts.
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Grupo Fuertes and the Canarian firm Satocan have jointly acquired a four-star superior hotel in San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife. The Salmar has been fully renovated and will be managed entirely by Satocan, marking the group’s first hotel on the island. The acquisition reflects a trend of upgrading existing tourist assets in mature Canarian destinations.
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