Thursday brings warmer weather to the Canary Islands, especially in the east and Tenerife. Light calima drifts in, and the Atlantic remains rough on northern and western coasts. Here’s the island-by-island forecast.
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The number of foreign nationals registered with Spain’s Social Security system reached a new historic high in March, with a 5.3% annual increase. Foreign workers now represent 14.4% of all contributors, playing a key role in sectors like hospitality. Read the full analysis of the latest labour market data.
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The second half of April is bringing a taste of summer to the Canary Islands, with forecasts predicting temperatures exceeding 30°C from Friday. While strong trade winds and rough seas will mark the start of the week, a shift to stable, anticyclonic conditions will see a significant thermal rise. Read the full forecast for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and the entire archipelago.
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The Canary Islands Government has launched the second edition of its Archipelago Consumption Voucher scheme, injecting €3 million to support local businesses. From 28 April, residents can buy €50 vouchers for just €25 to spend in independent shops on their island. Discover how the scheme works and how it aims to generate nearly €5 million for the local economy.
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A high-level NASA delegation has visited Tenerife to evaluate the Canary Islands’ emergency response capabilities. The focus is on a potential scenario where an Artemis mission capsule splashes down in the Atlantic near the archipelago. Read about the strategic talks and the medical and logistical resources inspected.
NASA Eyes Canary Islands for Atlantic Astronaut Rescues Read More »
The trade winds are back with force this Tuesday, bringing strong gusts and a rough Atlantic, especially to northern and western coasts. Find out how the weather will affect your island, from Tenerife to La Graciosa.
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NASA has formally selected the Canary Islands as a key zone for emergency medical support for its Artemis Moon missions. A delegation visited major hospitals in Tenerife to assess critical facilities, including hyperbaric chambers. This historic agreement highlights the archipelago’s strategic importance for Atlantic contingency operations.
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Binter has launched a major new ‘Bintazo’ sale, offering heavily discounted flights from the Canary Islands to over 20 destinations in mainland Spain, Portugal, and Cape Verde. Fares start from just €21 one-way for residents, with the travel window running from September 2025 to March 2026. The sale includes the airline’s signature ‘Modo Canario’ service with complimentary snacks and hand luggage.
Binter Launches Major Sale for Flights from Canaries Read More »
A severe housing crisis in the Canary Islands is forcing a generation of young people into a relentless cycle of moving home. Soaring rents, excessive deposits, and fierce competition mean many are moving multiple times within just a few years, with over 240 moves recorded daily between municipalities. Read the full article to understand the personal stories behind the startling statistics.
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The Canary Islands have cemented their status as a premier luxury property destination, ranking as Spain’s third most important market. Driven by high-spending foreign buyers, a favourable climate, and comparatively lower prices than other European hotspots, the archipelago’s high-end sector continues to grow. Read the full analysis of the factors powering this premium market.
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