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Canarian Government commits over three million euros to 36 new film projects

The Canarian Government has announced a major investment in local filmmaking, allocating more than three million euros to support 36 new projects. The funding will bolster feature films, series, animation, documentaries, and short films.

Three killed by wave in Tenerife

The Canaries remains under a pre-alert situation for rough seas and big waves that are mainly affecting the north and west coasts of the islands.

Attacks on Canary Islands tourist minister condemned

The main political parties on the Canaries have condemned attacks on Tourism Councillor Jessica de León relating to the new Canarian law on Holiday Rentals.

Canary Islands on Fodor’s “No List”

Fodor’s, the famous publisher of travel guides, has placed the Canary Islands on its 2026 “No List” of tourist destinations that conscientious travellers should avoid.

Canary Islands Government debates holiday rental law today

Today, the Canarian Government will debate the Law of Sustainable planning of the Use of Tourist Accommodation, with a strong chance that the law will be passed.

Kites across the water in Fuerteventura this week

If you’ve been thinking of a trip over the water to Fuerteventura, this week offers one of the most wonderful spectacles that the island has to offer.

Wild waves claim three lives on Tenerife

Rough seas claimed the lives of three people on Tenerife last Saturday, with fifteen more injured in various incidents.

Canary Islands seek to reinforce UK tourist market at the World Travel Market

80% of British tourists to the Canaries are repeat visitors and over a quarter (26%) have spent ten or more holidays on the islands, according to the Canarian Tourist Minister Jéssica de León.

Canarian Government announce assistance for the self-employed

The Canarian Government has announced that it will cover social security contributions for the self-employed (autónomos) for up to two months of temporary incapacity.

Bullfighting motion withdrawn

The Popular Party (PP) in Arrecife Ayuntamiento has withdrawn the motion to recognise bullfighting as protected cultural heritage.