Tomorrow, May 30th, is Canary Day, a public holiday on the Canary Islands. To celebrate the date, the island will be staging dozens of events that highlight Canarian music, food, sport and culture. Here are some of the main events around the island, starting with the three tourist resorts:
The idea of “standing seats” on flights has gone viral once again, but don’t worry – there’s absolutely no chance you’ll be flying upright to Lanzarote anytime soon.
At least seven people – four women and three girls – drowned yesterday when their boat capsized as it was being escorted to El Restinga on El Hierro.
Madrid has declared a mural created by César Manrique in 1954, as a cultural asset
20 individuals are under investigation for illegal constructions on Lanzarote. The properties in question are located in the municipalities of Haría and Tías.
Cardiologist Carlos Vasquez has carried out the first example of a new type of arterial closure operation at Lanzarote’s Dr Jose Molina Orosa hospital.
IKEA opened its first hotel in the Canary Islands last month in Gran Canaria.
Author Fefo Nieves Caraballo presented his new cookbook “Cocina Tradicional de Lanzarote” at the Monumento al Campesino this Monday. The book contains 160 traditional recipes.
Police union Equiparación Ya has called for the establishment of a police station at César Manrique airport, Lancelot reports.
A 36-year-old man has been sentenced to four months in prison and ordered to pay over 10,000 euros in compensation for assaulting a Guardia Civil officer at the Lanzarote Airport.
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