A unique hotel with a Canarian heart has opened in Senegal with a mission to tackle illiteracy. Run by Tenerife’s El Buen Samaritano Foundation, the Baobab Hotel-School will use its tourism income to fund vocational training and literacy programmes, aiming to provide a future for Senegalese youth and address the root causes of migration.
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An unusually deep and large Atlantic depression, named Storm Samuel, is forecast to directly hit the Canary Islands this week. Meteorologists warn it could bring record-breaking winds over 100 km/h, torrential rain, large waves, and snow on high peaks. The storm is expected to be more powerful than the recent Storm Regina.
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A deep Atlantic low-pressure system is forecast to sweep across the Canary Islands from Tuesday, bringing a prolonged spell of wet and windy weather to all seven islands. Significant rainfall is expected, particularly in the western islands, with snow forecast for the high peaks of Mount Teide on Tenerife. Read the full, detailed forecast for your island.
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The Canarian government is developing a pioneering territorial model to ensure every resident has access to essential services within a 15-minute walk or a 10-minute drive. The plan aims to reduce inequalities between municipalities and combat depopulation in fragile areas. Experts warn of significant challenges but agree it is a positive starting point for more liveable islands.
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The Canary Islands Government has opened a public consultation on a new Coastal Management Law. The law aims to create a bespoke legal framework to protect the archipelago’s fragile coastline while supporting its vital tourism economy. Have your say on the future of the islands’ shores.
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A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the Canary Islands in August 2026, with up to 70% coverage. The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias has published a detailed guide with free tools to help you find the perfect observation spot and avoid hidden obstacles like mountains. Read on to learn how to plan your eclipse experience.
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The airports of the Canary Islands have broken another passenger record, handling 9.1 million travellers in the first two months of 2026. The data confirms the archipelago’s enduring appeal as a top winter destination for both national and international tourists. Read the full breakdown of passenger numbers across all eight islands.
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The Canary Islands have been promoting their advantages as a hub for video game development at the world-renowned Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco. The region’s strategic focus on this booming sector has generated remarkable interest from global investors and developers, leading to a packed schedule of high-level meetings. Discover how the islands are positioning themselves at the forefront of this dynamic global industry.
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Passenger traffic through Canary Islands airports rose in February 2026, with over 4.5 million travellers. International flights saw significant growth, though Gran Canaria remained the busiest hub. Read the full analysis of the latest Aena data.
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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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