Santa Cruz de La Palma is gearing up to celebrate its famous carnival in style
The highly anticipated Carnival of Santa Cruz de La Palma kicks off on Thursday, February 16th.
Tourism
Tenerife will host the 2nd Canary Islands Marine Tourism Forum next week
The objective of the Forum is to develop the tourism potential of non-industrial fishing in the archipelago.
Canary Islands received 12.3 million tourists with record spending in 2022
In 2022 the Canary Islands were visited by 12.3 million tourists who left more than 17.425 million euros in their holidays.
Canary Islands Tourism promotes the islands’ identity jointly with European influencers
The commitment to the environment and the interests shown in their profiles were the key criteria when selecting the influencers to share the Canarian products on social media.
Air traffic controllers’ strikes begin at Spanish airports
The aim of the strike is to “support a crucial sector in a country where tourism is one of the pillars of growth”.
The Gran Canaria Airport receives the 400 millionth passenger from Glasgow
The 400 millionth passenger travelling on a Jet2.com flight to Glasgow, was welcomed at the check-in area by the director of Gran Canaria Airport, Julio Peñalver, and the Jet2.com delegate in the Canary Islands, Antonio Bravo.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria surpassed pre-pandemic tourism numbers in 2022
In 2022, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria counted with more than 400,000 travellers and 1,400,000 overnight stays.
Ashotel launches a collection of guides to promote sustainable tourism
This is an initiative that aims to help member establishments on their way towards the decarbonisation of the tourism sector and is part of Ashotel’s 2030 Sustainability and Digitalisation Strategy.
The high cruise ship season continues strongly in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The City of Las Palmas is enjoying a strong high season of cruise ships with all the attention available to the visitors of the capital of Gran Canaria.
The Canary Islands stand at Fitur: 1,425 m2 and 16 large aerial cubes
The archipelago once again opts for the use of the aerial cubes as a visual attraction that seeks to generate visibility.