Lanzarote has taken a prominent spot at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) by “reinforcing its commitment to a sustainable, high-value, and people-centred tourism model.”

A 51-year-old man was injured after being hit by a car in Puerto del Carmen on Monday evening.

Lanzarote’s Cabildo has produced a report dedicated to improving accessibility in bars, restaurants and cafes, as well to improve inclusion in the sector.

The Mayor of Tías has travelled to Madrid to represent Puerto del Carmen at the International Tourism Fair, where he will underscore the destination's landmark 60th anniversary and its ongoing strategic tourism management.

When holidaymakers search for top things to do in Lanzarote, one name consistently shines bright: Guapatini’s Showbar. Nestled in the heart of Puerto del Carmen, this intimate venue offers an entertainment experience that has everyone talking.

The chief of Lanzarote’s emergency services, Enrique Espinosa, has said that this winter has seen a return to normal rainfall patterns.

Fishing unions have called off their strike action after the Spanish Government agreed to relax a new law resulting from an EU directive.

Lanzarote's gastronomic sector came together this week to outline ambitious promotional plans, spearheaded by the Cabildo.

The SARA Animal Protection Organisation in Lanzarote has reported another break-in at its shelter. The incident was discovered after staff found the door to their feed storage warehouse had been forced open.

The Lanzarote Tourism Federation (FTL) and Asolan will be present once again at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), which will be held in Madrid from January 21 to 25.

One of Puerto del Carmen's simple pleasures is watching the world stroll along its famous seafront. To do it properly, you need the right vantage point: comfortable, unobstructed, and with a drink in hand.

The unmistakable buzz is back in the air. Following a record-breaking 2025 celebration, the organisers of the St. Patrick's Festival Puerto del Carmen have officially signalled the start of the countdown, promising that 2026 will be "the greenest, biggest and most exciting edition yet."

A major new investment in diagnostic technology is now operational at the Doctor José Molina Orosa University Hospital in Lanzarote. The hospital has officially launched a new, high end CT scanner, a move described as a significant upgrade for medical imaging on the island.

The yellow wind alert for Lanzarote has now been lifted, although some strong breezes are expected today and tomorrow.