Canary Islands – The Home of Mindfulness

In our hectic world it can often be difficult to disconnect and take time for yourself. The stunning scenery of the Canary Islands are the perfect place for reflection. The beauty of its landscapes, its volcanos, beaches, cliffs and forests, allow tourists to relax and be present. The Canary Islands has become one of the…

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Canary Islands and UNWTO agree first safe flight using Digital Health Passport

The Canary Islands (Spain) and the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) have agreed a pilot flight in July for the world’s first ‘safe’ flight using the Digital Health Passport, developed by Canarian company Hi + Card. Canary Island’s regional Tourism Minister Yaiza Castilla and Secretary General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), Zurab Pololikashvili, confirmed Friday…

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The Canary Islands that every one is talking about

The countdown has started! Every day we are closer to our next holiday, dreaming of destinations that now don’t seem that far away. As you may know, the Canary Islands are beginning to return to a sense of normality. The islands of La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa or, the “Covid-19 free” islands, are leading…

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Top 10 Resorts for Winter Sun

Dreaming of some winter sun to cure your holiday blues? The Canary Islands is the perfect destination for just that! With seven islands and dozens of incredible resorts and hotels, we’ve put together a list of our top 10 to help you choose… Riu Palace Meloneras, Gran Canaria Located in Gran Canaria, Spain, the Hotel…

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Responsible Tourism – Canary Islands’ Marine Life

Few places in the world, let alone in Europe, boast natural beauty like the Canary Islands. Swimming in the beautiful sea water that surrounds the islands are at least twenty-eight different species of whales and dolphins. Some of these mammals reside in the area while others are simply stopping-off during migration. In order to protect…

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Canary Islands sandstorm – update

Over the weekend, travelers in the Canary Islands have faced continued disruptions following a sandstorm that blew in from the Sahara Desert due to winds known as “la calima”* which blow huge amounts of dust and sand across the Atlantic Ocean. The sandstorm has caused visibility problems affecting air traffic in the Canary Islands yesterday,…

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