A leading animation studio with over 20 years’ experience has established a European base in the Canary Islands, drawn by unique tax incentives and skilled local professionals. The studio is now working on high-profile projects for giants like Disney and Angry Birds. Discover how the islands are becoming a hub for the creative industries.
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The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated yellow warnings for calima and strong winds across the Canary Islands this weekend. Visibility is set to drop significantly, with powerful gusts forecast, particularly for Tenerife’s highlands. Read the full forecast and see how long the alerts will last on your island.
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Sunday 19 April brings widespread calima and very warm temperatures, with highs of 34°C possible in the south. Strong wind gusts of over 90 km/h are likely on the peaks of Tenerife and La Palma. The ocean remains calm.
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Many families travel with their pets in the Canary Islands, but incorrect transport can lead to serious fines and danger. The DGT outlines mandatory safety measures, from using proper harnesses to avoiding hefty penalties for negligence. Read the full guide to ensure a safe and legal journey for you and your animal companion.
Driving with Pets: Essential Rules and Fines in the Canaries Read More »
Saturday brings a significant rise in temperatures and increasing calima (Saharan dust) across the Canary Islands. Expect warm, dry conditions with strong winds on western slopes and mountain peaks. Here’s your detailed forecast.
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New figures reveal a dramatic 80% fall in the number of migrants reaching the Canary Islands by boat so far in 2026 compared to last year. However, the dangerous Atlantic crossing from West Africa continues to claim lives, with over 115 deaths recorded. Read the full report on the shifting dynamics of this perilous migration route.
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The president of airport operator Aena has firmly rejected any transfer of airport management to the Canary Islands government. Maurici Lucena warned that international investors, with nearly €20bn at stake, would challenge any such change in the courts. This stance complicates ongoing negotiations between the regional and Spanish governments.
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A new episode of calima arrives on Friday, mixing with high cloud across all islands. Temperatures are set to rise sharply, with some areas seeing an increase of up to 8°C. The Atlantic swell is improving.
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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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Thursday brings warmer weather to the Canary Islands, especially in the east and Tenerife. Light calima drifts in, and the Atlantic remains rough on northern and western coasts. Here’s the island-by-island forecast.
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