Take a Family Holiday to the Canary Islands

The eight Canary Islands offer year-round activities for young and old alike. Read on to discover some insider tips for a getaway to the place with the best climate in the world… Natural Paradise in Fuerteventura Fuerteventura is a natural paradise full of all the things that make children happy: beautiful beaches full of small…

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Canary Islands launch new strategy to attract long-stay “silver” tourists, doubling their spending.

Canary Islands launch new strategy to attract long-stay “silver” tourists, doubling their spending. Minister of Tourism Yaiza Castilla has launched an action plan to attract Silver Tourists; a market segment that reduces dependence on air connectivity and encourages the more sustainable tourism. The Ministry plans to attract 200,000 visitors over the age of 55 each…

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Spend Christmas in The Canary Islands

Christmas under the Sun Just a few hours away from most European cities, you can sunbathe and swim in the sea all winter long. Experience some of the islands’ unique Christmas traditions for yourself! The Canary Islands make up one of the most visited archipelagos in the world. Every December they welcome around 1.5 million…

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Gran Canaria, Tenerife, & La Palma host 6th annual repeople Conference – Europe’s largest remote work conference

80 speakers will participate in this conference that will be held for the first time on three Canary islands simultaneously in a co-located and hybrid format Tax structures for remote workers, virtual teams leadership, and opportunities for the tourism industry are some of the topics that will be addressed at this conference Repeople Conference is…

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The Top Winter Sun Offers for the Canary Islands

Depart from Dublin, Cork, or Belfast and escape the winter blues Dreaming of some winter sun to cure your winter blues? With an average temperature of 22 degrees and 8 hours sunshine a day, the Canary Islands is the perfect destination to soak up some rays this winter season! With seven islands and dozens of…

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Agaete Coffee: A Unique Flavour from the Canary Islands

In the Agaete Valley, 50 families have been producing the world’s northernmost coffee for more than 200 years. Located 150 metres above sea level, next to the Tamadaba Natural Park, Gran Canaria’s Biosphere Reserve, the Agaete Valley produces 5,000 kilos of coffee each year in an area of fertile volcanic soil, 45.5 square kilometres wide….

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La Palma Update: Lava emissions increase but flow fronts not advancing and no new parts affected

Ground deformation in Jedey has now reversed, with deflation observed at other stations Meteorological conditions positive for flights and airport operations in next 48 hours The new lava generated yesterday evening by the increased emissions south of the eruption source is moving westwards along volcanic tubes and channels, as well as on older flows. It…

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Top Tipples of the Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are not just renowned for their perennial sunshine, endless beaches and dramatically volcanic landscape, it is also famed for its sumptuous cocktails and wines.   To savour the full essence of The Canary Islands, sampling some of the finest cocktails and wines is a must! So, why not leave the beer at…

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Canary Islands announce €5 million in grants to restore air connectivity to the archipelago

Canary Islands Minister of Tourism, Industry, and Commerce, Yaiza Castilla, highlights the need for a system that compensates for the archipelago’s disadvantages in attracting air traffic and that helps increase access for national and international visitors.   The Canary Islands Minister for Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Yaiza Castilla, has officially announced €5 million in subsidies…

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Volcano emergency operation to continue ‘with same intensity’ as long as eruption lasts

‘Stay indoors’ order remains in force for Tazacorte districts near the coast. Air quality remains good, but precautions are still required when handling ash. The Canarian Minister responsible for the region’s Volcano Emergencies Plan (PEVOLCA), Julio Pérez, has stated that the current operation to ensure the safety of the population of La Palma will continue…

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