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Canaryfly launches new digital platform and flexible fares

Canary Islands airline Canaryfly will launch a new website and mobile app on 19 May, designed to offer passengers a more flexible and personalised booking experience. The overhaul includes a new fare structure with options ranging from a basic hand-luggage ticket to a fully flexible package. The airline says the platform has been built from scratch with clarity, inclusivity and accessibility in mind.

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Six Canary Islands ports awarded prestigious Blue Flags

Six ports in the Canary Islands have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for environmental quality, safety and accessibility. The achievement marks a Spanish first, as the islands become the first region to receive the distinction for publicly-managed ports of general interest. A major digitalisation strategy for port infrastructure has also been announced.

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Japan sees Canary Islands as key strategic partner

The Canary Islands are increasingly central to global strategies, with Japan recognising their unique geographic position as a platform for international business and diplomacy. During a conference at the University of Las Palmas, Japan’s minister at the embassy in Spain, Shinichi Sato, highlighted the archipelago’s enviable conditions and historical ties with Latin America.

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La Laguna’s Africa Day celebration: a cultural feast in May

La Laguna’s council has unveiled Conexión África, a packed programme for Africa Day running from 18-31 May. The event features film screenings, dialogues, and a major multicultural finale in Punta del Hidalgo on 24 May with live music, fashion, food and Senegalese wrestling.

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Thursday: clouds and isolated light rain across the Islands

A cloudy Thursday across the Canary Islands with a chance of light rain, especially on northern slopes. Wind will pick up in the afternoon, with strong gusts on higher terrain. Eastern Islands see more sunshine.

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Canary Islands lure billions in hotel investment boom

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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Canary Islands on track for third consecutive tourism record in 2026

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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Canary Islands trial American rootstocks to combat phylloxera

The Canary Islands Government is launching a project using American vine rootstocks to combat the spread of phylloxera. Trials on a farm in Tenerife aim to identify the best rootstocks for grafting traditional varieties, offering a potential solution if the insect spreads further. The initiative also seeks to improve vineyard yields in the face of water scarcity and deteriorating plant material.

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Wednesday: trade winds return, clearing skies

The trade winds return on Wednesday as high clouds clear from west to east. Expect sunny spells, pleasant highs above 25°C in the south, and a slightly choppy Atlantic off northern coasts.

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Canarian journalist breaks silence on 209 days in Venezuelan prison

Canarian journalist Miguel Moreno has spoken for the first time since his release from Venezuela’s El Rodeo maximum security prison. He describes being seized in international waters, held as a political hostage, and now left in a legal and psychological limbo by European governments, including Spain’s.

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