Storm Therese is set to leave the Canary Islands tonight. A final round of heavy, localised showers is expected today, particularly on the mountainous western islands. Conditions will stabilise from Thursday.
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The Canary Islands’ vital tourism industry is showing signs of strain due to international conflict and economic pressures. The average tourist stay has fallen significantly, and rising air fares threaten demand. While Easter bookings show some resilience, officials are urging caution.
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Doris Borrego has been re-elected for a fourth term to lead the Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association (ASCAV). The association, representing over 2,100 members, faces significant challenges from new regional and European regulations. It is positioning itself as a key defender of small local owners against large investment funds.
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Binter airline is expanding its successful Premium class service to its routes connecting the Canary Islands with Dakar and Nouakchot from 6th April. The service offers greater comfort, exclusive perks, and a differentiated travel experience. Read on to discover all the benefits included in this enhanced fare.
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Storm Therese brings a day of cloudy skies and scattered, locally heavy showers to the Canary Islands. Thunderstorms are likely, especially in the morning. The eastern islands will see clearer skies later, with Saharan dust probable for Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and La Graciosa.
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The Spanish Senate will debate a crucial motion to address the severe housing crisis in the Canary Islands. The plan calls for a state-led programme to build 44,000 new affordable homes and regulate external demand. Read on for the key details of this ambitious proposal.
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Hotels in the Canary Islands have reported their most profitable February on record, with revenue per available room reaching €138.70. However, the recent outbreak of conflict in the Middle East has thrown all future predictions for the vital tourism sector into disarray. Read the full analysis of the sector’s strong start and the challenges ahead.
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New data reveals a slight increase in hotel stays across the Canary Islands for February, breaking a run of negative figures. The growth was fuelled by a rise in international visitors, while the average room rate also saw an increase. The archipelago led Spain in hotel occupancy for the month.
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The University of La Laguna is set to launch the Canary Islands’ first-ever degree in Aerospace Engineering next academic year. This initiative aims to meet the growing demand for specialised talent driven by new satellite projects and scientific investments in the archipelago. Read on to discover how this new programme aims to retain local talent and fuel the region’s burgeoning space industry.
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Unsettled conditions persist across the Canary Islands this Monday, with cloudy skies and scattered showers. Some downpours could be locally heavy, particularly in southern and western areas, with a chance of thunderstorms. Cool temperatures are expected.
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