Lanzarote has taken a prominent position at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, the world's most influential tourism fair, with a clear objective to attract visitors with greater spending power.

The lifeless body of the bather who went missing on Sunday afternoon was found yesterday at Famara beach.

Arrecife’s city beach, Playa Reducto, was closed yesterday after sewage was once again discovered in the water by public health officials

An immensely detailed book about César Manrique’s life and work has been published by the Cabildo.

The search for the young surfer who went missing off Famara beach on Sunday afternoon continued without success yesterday.

Four people were injured in a nasty crash on the LZ-40 road from the airport to Puerto del Carmen yesterday afternoon.

Lanzarote’s CACTs (Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism) have launched a new passport for children.

Over the weekend, Tías Ayuntamiento awarded the prizes for the Halloween Window Dressing Competition to Canariensis Jardinería, Óptica Tías and Melvi joyerías, which won first, second and third prize, respectively, for their creativity.

Lanzarote recorded just over 250,000 tourists in September this year according to the Lanzarote Data Centre.

Lanzarote has strengthened its ties with a key travel partner by signing a significant collaboration agreement with British Airways at the airline's London headquarters.

While the archipelago overall saw tourist numbers increase by 4.7% in September this year, Lanzarote has recorded a slight decline.

A 37-year-old Rumanian national drowned yesterday afternoon at Famara beach while surfing. Another man remains missing.

A 15-year-old boy was rushed to hospital yesterday morning after falling from a great height in Arrecife’s Open Mall.

Arrecife will welcome 56 cruise ships this November, which could bring a maximum of 145,694 passengers to Lanzarote’s capital.