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Canary Islands investigates 78 petrol stations over price hikes

The Canary Islands Government has launched an inspection of 78 petrol stations across the archipelago to investigate why fuel prices rose uniformly following the outbreak of war in Iran. Vice-President Manuel Domínguez says the probe could lead to sanctions if unfair practices are discovered. The inspection will examine pricing structures between January and May 2026.

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DGT’s new S-991g signal: what it means for drivers

The DGT is rolling out its new S-991g signal to warn drivers about drone and helicopter speed checks on the roads. The Canary Islands will have three drone units as part of the surveillance network. Discover how the aerial enforcement works and the fines you could face.

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Canary Islands set date for airport management talks

A bilateral commission between the Canary Islands and the Spanish government to discuss shared management of the region’s airports now has a date: Friday 2 July. The regional executive considers the meeting a priority to secure the archipelago’s participation in strategic decisions affecting its airport network. The government insists this is a matter of legal compliance, not a new demand.

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Twelve tremors shake Canary Islands in single weekend

A dozen earthquakes have been detected across the Canary Islands since Saturday, with five registering above magnitude 2.0. The strongest tremor, a 2.5 magnitude event, struck El Hierro, while most activity was concentrated in the Atlantic channel between Tenerife and Gran Canaria.

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Tuesday: clouds clear, trade winds stay

Tuesday brings a familiar picture to the Canary Islands: low clouds clinging to northern coasts, clearing as the day progresses, and bright sunshine across southern areas and summits. Trade winds remain moderate, with no major temperature changes.

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Canary Islands rents rise again in May 2026

The average price of rental housing in the Canary Islands rose again in May 2026, reaching 16.28 euros per square metre per month. This marks 55 consecutive months of increases, with the fastest rises recorded in Telde, Candelaria and Puerto de la Cruz.

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Monday: trade winds and clear skies after morning cloud

Monday brings mostly clear skies after morning cloud breaks up. Moderate trade winds with strong gusts in Gran Canaria. Calm ocean conditions. Pleasant daytime highs across all islands.

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Piran: Slovenia’s most beautiful coastal village

Perched on a narrow strip of Slovenia’s Adriatic coast, the pastel-coloured village of Piran is widely considered the country’s prettiest. With Venetian palaces, a medieval lighthouse, and charming coves, it offers a less crowded alternative to the Croatian coast. Here is our full guide to its historic streets, top sights, and nearby beaches.

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Holiday lets in the Canaries: are they really more profitable than long-term rentals?

The president of the Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association claims conventional rentals are ‘infinitely’ more profitable. But analysis of official data reveals a different picture. We examine the real costs and returns of both models.

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Canary Islands banana loses ground to cheaper imports in Spain

The Canary Islands banana now holds just 47% of the mainland Spanish market, down from 49% last year, as cheaper banana imports take a 53% share. Production drops, EU pesticide bans, and price differences are driving the shift, leaving local growers facing a potentially difficult August ahead.

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