Airports across the Canary Islands welcomed over 4.5 million passengers in February 2026, marking a 1.2% increase compared to the same month last year. Gran Canaria Airport was the busiest, while La Palma saw the strongest percentage growth. Read the full breakdown of passenger traffic, flight movements, and cargo figures.
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Hospiten has launched its eleventh annual free campaign for the prevention and detection of colon cancer, with tests available in the Canary Islands. The initiative offers a free Faecal Occult Blood Test to people over 45 on 25 and 26 March. Early detection can increase survival chances sixfold, with up to 90% of cases curable if caught early.
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Following the closure of Middle Eastern airspace, thousands of travellers are seeking safe and appealing alternatives. The Canary Islands, with their guaranteed sunshine, diverse landscapes, and direct flight connections from across Europe, present an ideal solution. Discover why these Spanish islands are the perfect last-minute holiday replacement.
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Spring in the Canary Islands is set to begin with three weeks of colder and wetter weather than is typical for the season. This follows a winter that has been the coldest and rainiest in the last five years. Read the full seasonal analysis and detailed forecast.
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The Guardia Civil has issued a stark warning about a sharp increase in sophisticated holiday rental scams, particularly targeting tourists through platforms like TikTok. Criminals are using stolen photos and fake ads for villas with unrealistically low prices to trick victims into making instant payments. Learn the red flags to watch for and the essential steps to take if you believe you have been defrauded.
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The Canary Islands have concluded a normal yet humid meteorological winter, distinguished by three high-impact storms—a record number—linked to climate change. While February saw a warm anomaly and calima episodes, the season overall brought 22% more rainfall than expected. Read the full analysis from Aemet.
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The Canary Islands are under yellow weather warnings for strong winds and adverse coastal conditions, with gusts of up to 70 km/h forecast. The regional government has activated pre-alerts as the unsettled weather is set to continue. Read the full forecast for your island.
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The Canary Islands are witnessing a significant revival in construction, with housing starts in 2025 reaching their highest level since 2008. A 50% increase on the previous year signals a response to the archipelago’s severe housing crisis, driven by efforts to cut bureaucratic delays. While promising, experts warn the current pace is still only half of what is needed to meet long-term demand.
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The Canary Islands face a day of moderate to strong northeasterly winds and variable cloud cover this Sunday. Light rain is possible on northern slopes and mid-altitude areas, while temperatures remain stable. Get the full island-by-island breakdown for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro.
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A new wave of young farmers and livestock breeders across the Canary Islands are turning to social media to document their daily lives, promote local produce, and tackle the sector’s generational crisis. These agroinfluencers are building large online communities to educate the public about the hard work behind their food. Discover their stories and how they are uniting tradition with modernity.
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