The Prime Minister said yesterday that Spain won’t be swayed by what other countries do, but will follow the science...
It is expected to be wet in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and the western islands, yet dry in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura...
These changes will also facilitate travel for Germans wanting to holiday abroad...
There is even snow expected in Tenerife tonight according to the State Meteorological Agency...
After a long period of haze and hot weather, rain will affect most of the islands on Saturday and Sunday...
Capacities and closing hours have been increased, gyms benefit, and hospital visits are more flexible...
The Government said they are continuing de-escalation at a rate that the data allows…
The Canary Islands have extended the screening of national passengers arriving by sea and air to the archipelago…
Temperatures in the south will touch 25 degrees in places with sunset at 6.59pm tonight...
Currently capacities are limited to 85% outdoors and 75% indoors, but an agreement has been made to increase them...
Today there are 1,228 new cases, 1,730 people discharged, and eight deaths reported by the Ministry of Health…
The British Ambassador was in Adeje yesterday and said he believes that British tourist numbers will increase soon...
Canarian Weekly sat down for a chat with the British Ambassador to Spain to find the answer to your most asked question...
Tenerife and Gran Canaria will have a north-south divide with today’s weather...
The AEMET forecast shows a drop in temperatures across the islands with more wind and some gusts...
The Government defends the prudent de-escalation of restrictions to avoid backward steps...
The Islands are going to be hot, dry, and sunny over the weekend...
The Government has amended to the entry requirements so that a PCR test is now sufficient...
The changes made yesterday are beneficial to the islands, tourists, and to certain businesses, here’s why...
They are continuing their progressive de-escalation of restrictions…