This prestigious event was held at the Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque, in Costa Adeje, on the 9th of May.

The first discussion was moderated by Javier Gonzalez Soria, the  director of tourism for Google Spain, and was a frank talk about the complexities of Travel 2.0, and its impact on the Canarian market. (more…)

The Canary Island Government insisted on Friday that while they have no current plans to regulate the purchase of a second home in the Canaries, they would not discount doing so in the future. (more…)

The park will not be opening on May 1st, as has been rumoured. True to company policy, they want to run a full range of safety checks and make sure that every last detail is absolutely at its very best before they open the doors to the public.

(taken from the article at news-canarias.net)

The resort of Puerto de la Cruz in the north of Tenerife is about to receive an over 11million euro cash injection to its tourism industry, according to recent reports.
The announcement revealed that the money will be spent on various projects in the resort town, including a general repair and remodelling of buildings and pavements.
The La Paz district will also get a get a complete revamp and Martianez beach will be renovated to improve the coastal area. (more…)

As headlines blaze claiming that millions of travellers will see their spending money squeezed this summer as the pound slumped to an all-time low against the euro, new research by the Post Office in the UK reveals that Spain is the cheapest country in the Eurozone.
Summer holidays should be a time to relax, feel the sun and leave all those everyday worries at home. Yet this year travellers are warned to be prepared for a little black cloud to cast a shadow over the great escape to the sun.
More Britons take their holidays on the Continent than anywhere else due to short journey times and relatively cheap living costs, but in many European countries, sun seekers could be faced with an increase in their spending budgets by 10 per cent. (more…)