The Canary Islands are set for a radical transport transformation under a new Sustainable Mobility Law. The plan prioritises buses and trams over private cars, introduces on-demand services for remote areas, and creates a Mobility Lab to pilot innovative solutions. Read how this law aims to tackle congestion, cut emissions, and redefine mobility as a fundamental right.
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Good Friday brings settled weather to the Canary Islands. Expect mostly clear skies, moderate northeasterly winds, and a band of high cloud moving northwards during the afternoon. Temperatures remain pleasant and typical for the season.
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The calima haze is clearing today, leaving mostly sunny skies across the Canary Islands. Expect pleasant coastal temperatures and a moderate northeast breeze. Some low clouds will linger on northern slopes.
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A groundbreaking scientific study reveals how climate change will dramatically increase the frequency and duration of heatwaves across the Canary Islands. The research, which models different emission scenarios, warns of severe impacts on public health, tourism, and endemic ecosystems. Find out which islands are projected to be hardest hit.
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The Canary Islands government is launching a legal revolution to replace inaccurate, paper-based maps from 1987 with a high-precision digital system for the archipelago’s 148 protected natural areas. This new law aims to end decades of cartographic ambiguity, providing legal certainty for landowners and planners. Discover how satellite technology will redefine environmental management across the islands.
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Ferry company Baleària has received a key regulatory green light to acquire maritime routes serving the Canary Islands, a move it says will significantly boost inter-island and mainland connectivity. The firm plans a €45 million investment in fleet upgrades and crew training to ensure a modern, reliable service. Read the full details of this strategic expansion in the archipelago.
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The Canary Islands continue to be Spain’s top destination for international tourists, with arrivals up 4.1% in the first two months of 2026. However, total tourist spending in February saw a slight dip, attributed to shorter average stays. Explore the full data and what it means for the islands’ record-breaking tourism run.
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The Canary Islands have solidified their position as Spain’s top destination, leading a record-breaking start to 2026 for Spanish tourism. New data shows the archipelago welcomed nearly 1.5 million visitors in February alone, with overall tourist spending hitting new highs. Discover the full breakdown of which markets are driving this growth and how the islands compare to other Spanish regions.
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Wednesday brings stable weather and plenty of sunshine to the Canary Islands, though calima (Saharan dust) will linger, especially in the morning. The dust haze is expected to clear from east to west during the afternoon. Coastal temperatures will be pleasant, ranging from 21 to 26°C.
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The Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association (Ascav) has launched a fierce criticism of the regional government, accusing it of using a planning bill to sneak through severe new regulations for the sector. The association warns the proposed amendments could unfairly penalise landlords and affect non-tourist short-term lets. Read the full details of the contentious legal changes.
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