News

Carbon questions

A study by the University of La Laguna in Tenerife estimates that carbon emissions from tourist flights amount to 54% of the emissions already caused by the Canary Islands.

Shipwrecked

A sailing boat was found grounded on the rocks near Caletón Blanco in Haría yesterday. High seas off the north coast of the island had dashed the vessel against the rocky shore.

Body found in Fuerteventura

Yesterday, the emergency services in Fuerteventura were alerted to a lifeless body at Playa de la Cueva

Finger freed

Firemen were called to Tías secondary school yesterday, where a pupil had got his little finger stuck in a hole in a wooden table.

Fish farm closes

The Dimagaza company yesterday announced a redundancy plan that will see the closure of the controversial fish farm off the coast of Playa Quemada.

Flamenco show tickets on sale

The CACT have announced that tickets are now on sale for the first Flamenco concert featuring Estrella and Kiki Morente on stage together for the first time.

Yaiza promoted at FITUR 2023

The Yaiza President, Oscar Noda, along with Ayuntamiento representatives, is arrived at the International Tourism Fair in Madrid this Wednesday to promote the municipality.

Yellow weather warning active until tomorrow

The yellow warning for rough seas issued by Spain’s meteorological agency AEMET will remain active until tomorrow morning.

Lanzarote’s busy FITUR 2023 agenda

The Lanzarote Cabildo president, María Dolores Corujo, has a busy schedule lined up at the 2023 International Tourism Fair in Madrid, holding 67 meetings with various country representatives.

Roman relics unearthed

Roman artefacts have been discovered by researchers at two archeological sites in Teguise.