The Canary Islands welcomed over 1.6 million international tourists in March 2026, marking a 1.5% increase year-on-year. The UK market led the way, with the archipelago being its top Spanish destination. Read the full breakdown of tourist arrivals and market trends.
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A growing community in the Canary Islands is discovering a new way to travel. By swapping homes through dedicated platforms, residents are exploring the world without paying for hotels. Read how this trend is reshaping tourism and saving islanders money.
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The Canary Islands Parliament has approved a landmark law requiring tourist complexes to install adjustable beds and motorised trolleys to protect chambermaids’ health. The law, passed after a decade of campaigning by the ‘kellys’, includes a flexible implementation schedule and exemptions for small heritage properties. Read the full story of this historic workers’ rights victory.
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Tired of the same old Friday routine in Tenerife South? Hotel Bitácora has launched The UP! Club, a sophisticated rooftop pool club designed for the perfect afterwork unwind. For €15, enjoy a sunset DJ set, premium cocktails, and panoramic views from an infinity pool. Discover the new way to start your weekend.
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Arona Council has officially opened a new public square right on the beachfront in El Palm-Mar. The space is designed to improve daily life with enhanced accessibility, meeting areas, and a stronger pedestrian connection to the promenade. Read more about this modern addition to Tenerife’s southern coastline.
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In the charming fishing village of Los Abrigos in south Tenerife, Restaurante Los Abrigos has been a culinary institution for over 30 years. Renowned for its incredibly fresh fish and seafood, it comes highly recommended by locals and food influencers alike. Read on to discover the dishes you must try at this seaside favourite.
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The Canary Islands Parliament has passed a landmark law requiring tourist resorts to provide adjustable beds and motorised trolleys for room attendants. The move, a historic demand from the ‘kellys’, aims to reduce the physical strain of the job. While broadly supported, the law includes flexibility for smaller islands and heritage properties, with a compliance deadline of 2033.
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The Canary Islands Government has launched the second edition of its Archipelago Consumption Voucher scheme, injecting €3 million to support local businesses. From 28 April, residents can buy €50 vouchers for just €25 to spend in independent shops on their island. Discover how the scheme works and how it aims to generate nearly €5 million for the local economy.
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Casa Perico, a cherished traditional guachinche in Los Realejos, Tenerife, is preparing to shut its doors for good in two months. The closure marks the end of an era for authentic Canarian cuisine, with the owners citing retirement and no family successor. Content creators have shared a final visit, urging respect for the establishment in its final weeks.
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The Canary Islands’ tourism board has won over 60 awards in five years by ditching conventional advertising. Their strategy uses immersive video games, adventure reality shows, and audio thrillers to connect emotionally with travellers. Read how this public entity became a European leader in destination marketing.
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