Explore how Tecnológica 2026 transformed the MUNA museum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife into a vibrant space for innovation, digital narratives, and community. From climate science to comedy, the event offered a packed programme of talks on technology, creativity, and human connection.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife will host the first MasterChef World Experience this Sunday, 17 May, transforming Parque García Sanabria into a hub of gastronomy and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy live cooking challenges, content creator interaction, and open activities between 11:00 and 14:00. Raquel Meroño, team leader of El Reto de MasterChef 2026, will also take part in the event.
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A mix of cloud and sun across the Islands on Friday, with rain likely over northern slopes in the morning. The wind will strengthen from midday, with gusts of up to 70 km/h on exposed peaks and southeast coasts. A calmer Atlantic offshore with rough seas in the channels.
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Spain’s National Security Department has issued a stark warning that Russia’s ‘ghost fleet’ of oil tankers could sabotage critical submarine cables linking the Canary Islands. The report highlights a fivefold increase in suspicious Russian vessels near the archipelago, threatening telecoms and energy connections.
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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 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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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 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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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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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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