The Lanzarote Cabildo, together with IntercityBus, presented five new buses yesterday morning at the intercambiador in Arrecife. Reinforcing the intercity transport services on the island.

Mask use will be much more limited after todays new law. However, don't throw your mask away just yet, as it will still be required in certain situations:

Masks are no longer compulsory in indoor spaces in Spain following the publication of the government's new mask law this morning.

The Lanzarote Data Centre’s recently released February 2022 tourist arrivals data shows that tourism is on the up as 88,000+ tourists from the United Kingdom arrived.

A report in the Diario de Lanzarote alleges that Spain's public postal service, Correos, is being deliberately wound down on Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.

Two people have been arrested by local police after they were caught stealing from three shops in Puerto del Carmen.

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AEMET have issued two yellow weather warnings which will activate today and will remain active until at least Wednesday.

Easter weekend was a busy one for emergency services on the island, as the island filled with tourists and sweltered under a heatwave.

Spain’s Health Minister, Carolina Darias, has confirmed that businesses will have the right to decide on mask-wearing policies after this Wednesday, when the new law removing the requirement to wear masks indoors comes into effect.

According to Lanzarote’s Data Centre, the Cesar Manrique airport recorded a total of 203,781 tourist arrivals this February, just 5% less than February 2020 before the Covid-19 pandemic.

Inflation reached 8.4% in the Canaries in March, driven by increases in housing, transport and food prices.

The historic windmill in Teguise can now show off its brand-new blades as the project enters the final stretch of restoration work on a windmill which had been grinding since the beginning of the 20th century.

Yesterday afternoon saw hour long queues at the Cueva de los Verdes, with the arrival of Easter tourism being noticed in all tourist centres as longer waiting times become the norm again.