Canary Islands

Tenerife Cabildo Calls for Swift Action on Dependency Agreement with Canary Government

Tenerife Cabildo urges the Canary Government to expedite a dependency agreement to enhance services for vulnerable populations.
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Sting Announces Return to the Canary Islands for Exclusive Concerts in 2026

Sting will return to the Canary Islands in July 2026 for two exclusive concerts as part of his Sting 3.0 World Tour.
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Tenerife Cabildo Enforces Strict Fire Safety Measures During Heatwave

Tenerife Cabildo enforces fire safety measures amid heatwave, banning burning activities and urging caution in outdoor areas to prevent wildfires.
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Binter Launches Affordable Flights to Madrid for Early 2026

Binter offers flights from the Canary Islands to Madrid starting at €26 for early 2026 travel, available until November 16, 2025.
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Tenerife Implements Fire Ban and Safety Measures Amid Wildfire Threat

Tenerife's Cabildo has banned outdoor fires and urged caution in recreational areas due to increased wildfire risks amid rising temperatures.
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Disa Corporación Achieves €6.1 Billion in Assets Amid Market Challenges

Disa Corporación reports €6.1 billion in assets and a net profit of €201 million, showcasing resilience in a challenging market.
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Canary Islands: A Top Destination for British Tourists with High Repeat Visits

26% of British tourists have visited the Canary Islands over ten times, highlighting their significance as a top travel destination.
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Drowning Incidents in the Canary Islands Reach 54 in 2025

In 2025, 54 drowning incidents have occurred in the Canary Islands, highlighting the need for increased water safety awareness.
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Surcar Airlines Advances Hydro-Aerodrome Initiative in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Surcar Airlines confirms progress on its hydro-aerodrome project in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, aiming for sustainable tourist flights by hydroplane.
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Canary Islands Drowning Statistics Reveal 54 Fatalities in 2025

In 2025, the Canary Islands recorded 54 drowning fatalities, a slight decrease from last year, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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