A scientific expert reveals that calima is far more than just dust, containing fine particles, metals, and microbes that can seriously affect health. The article details the real risks to respiratory and cardiovascular systems, separating fact from perception. Learn what precautions to take when the next episode arrives.
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The Canary Islands Government has opened applications for its ‘zero quota’ aid scheme for newly self-employed workers. The grant, with a €3.3 million budget for 2026, aims to stimulate entrepreneurship and has already helped thousands. Find out the eligibility criteria and how to apply.
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New data reveals house prices in the Canary Islands rose by 11% over 2025, the second smallest increase of any Spanish region. We break down the quarterly figures and how the islands compare to the national average. Read the full analysis.
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Worten Canarias is celebrating 15 years of business in the archipelago with a significant promotional event. From 6-9 March, customers can get a 15% direct discount plus a 15% gift voucher for future purchases. The offer is available across all 23 stores and online.
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The Guardia Civil has released a video showing a shocking array of prohibited items seized from passengers at Canary Islands airports. From large knives to simulated firearms and camping gas canisters, the footage highlights serious security risks. Read on to see what you are forbidden from taking on a flight and the hefty fines for non-compliance.
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The Canary Islands have begun 2026 by continuing their record-breaking tourism run, with January seeing over 1.4 million foreign arrivals. Tourist spending also hit a new high for the month, surpassing €2.2 billion. Read the full analysis of the latest figures and the potential impact of international events.
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The Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association (Ascav) has formally requested that Spain’s ombudsman lodge an appeal with the Constitutional Court against the region’s new Sustainable Tourism Housing Law. The association argues the legislation violates the Spanish Constitution and infringes on state and municipal powers. Read the full details of this significant legal challenge.
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The Canary Islands’ tourism sector is at a crucial juncture as its representatives negotiate with German tour operators at the ITB Berlin travel fair. The talks are overshadowed by the new US-Israel-Iran conflict, which threatens to spike oil prices and destabilise the vital German market. Industry leaders express cautious hope but warn that prolonged hostilities could severely impact visitor numbers to islands like Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura.
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Second-hand house prices in the Canary Islands surged by 19.3% in February compared to the same month last year, reaching €3,353 per square metre. This places the archipelago as the fourth most expensive autonomous community in Spain. Read the full analysis of the latest property market data.
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Armas Trasmediterránea has launched a new discounted web fare to make inter-island ferry travel more affordable. The fare is available for booking exclusively online on select routes. Find out how to access the best prices for sailing between the Canary Islands.
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