Spanish property developer Montebalito has announced plans for a 14-room boutique hotel in El Cotillo, Fuerteventura. Set near Playa del Muelle Chico, the project will include a restaurant, pool and rooftop terrace, targeting travellers seeking smaller, private and personalised accommodation.
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A new report from Colliers Iberia reveals the Canary Islands and Balearics have consolidated their positions as European holiday investment powerhouses, attracting over €1 billion annually. Hotel revenue per available room has hit record levels in both archipelagos, with the Canary Islands seeing a 5.6% rise to €120, as tourist spending reaches unprecedented highs.
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The eleventh edition of Phe Festival in Puerto de la Cruz has completed its line-up with British acts Fat Dog, Faeda and ARXX. The event, held on 4 and 5 September, will feature two main stages and a new club space, while retaining its prestigious A Greener Future certification for the second year running.
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Foreign tourist arrivals to the Canary Islands continue to surge despite geopolitical instability, with a 2.8% increase in the first quarter of 2026. The archipelago is on course for a third consecutive record year, potentially exceeding 16 million international visitors for the first time.
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A hidden Italian gem in the north of Tenerife. Mermelada de Tomate in Tacoronte serves award-winning pizza and authentic pasta in a family-friendly setting. One content creator has shared their rave review.
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Hotels in the Canary Islands are enjoying record profitability, with revenue figures that rival major European capitals. We examine why the sector is outperforming the rest of Spain and competing with global tourism icons.
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Tenerife’s agricultural sector is embarking on a new era, transitioning from traditional crops like bananas and tomatoes to tropical fruits. Production of avocados, papayas, mangoes, and pineapples has tripled in the last 20 years, signalling a major shift in the island’s primary industry.
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Morocco’s tourism industry is growing rapidly, with hotel capacity up 23.6% in 2026 and visitor numbers now surpassing those of the Canary Islands. Canarian business leaders acknowledge the competition but insist their destination has unique, hard-to-replicate strengths.
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Tucked away in the vineyards of northern Tenerife, Guachinche Los Gómez is a family-run gem in La Orotava serving authentic homemade Canarian cuisine. With a sun-drenched terrace and traditional dishes like ropa vieja, it’s become a must-visit for food lovers on the island.
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Tenerife is set to boost its air connectivity in 2026 with a host of new routes and increased frequencies from airlines like Air Canada, airBaltic, and Iberia Express. The move aims to strengthen the island’s position in key international and domestic markets, promising a boost to tourism and the local economy.
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