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Calvin Klein film summer campaign video in Lanzarote

Lanzarote has been chosen as the filming location for one of Calvin Klein’s summer clothing campaigns, where young models and social media influencers wear the new summer range.

Six rubbish bins set on fire in Puerto del Carmen

The emergency services were alerted to six rubbish bins on fire in Puerto del Carmen this morning.

The winning feeling at Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote

Whether we like to admit it or not, we all have a competitive streak, and there’s no better place for a healthy bit of competition than at the 18-hole Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote course in Puerto del Carmen.

Cabildo pay tribute to La Graciosa at Tenerife food fair

At this year’s Salón Gastronómico de Canarias, held in Tenerife, the Cabildo will pay tribute to the Gracioseros by featuring traditional La Graciosa foods.

Arrecife forecast to hit new cruise tourism record in 2024

The number of cruise passenger arrivals in Arrecife continues to grow as the port recorded a 5.75% increase in arrivals in the first quarter, and an 11.8% increase in March compared to March 2023.

Lanzarote tourism figures March 2024

In March this year Lanzarote recorded a total of over 320,000 tourists according to the Lanzarote Data Centre. From January to March the island has recorded a total of 898,024 tourist arrivals.

Lanzarote IRONMAN starts tomorrow

The largest sporting event on the Lanzarote calendar starts tomorrow at Playa Grande in Puerto del Carmen. Here’s all you need to know about when it starts, and the list of road closures scheduled for the day.

Firefighters extinguish three fires

The island’s firefighters were called to three fires yesterday afternoon and early this morning, two in Arrecife and one in Nazaret.

Tourists feel some Lanzarote attractions are “overcrowded”

Tourists themselves may be unhappy with the overcrowding that some attractions suffer, according to a recent report by Gesplan.

Cyclists to get own lane on Femés road

PLZ21 have proposed a project for the future which, if approved, will improve the road up to Femés, making it not only wider but also giving cyclists their own lane separate to the road and passing cars.