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Jéssica de León: "The law on the tourist use of housing will protect small owners".

The Ministry of Tourism and Employment has announced that it will lead in the coming months the drafting and approval of a law that will regulate the tourist use of housing in the Canary Islands and will give a legal basis to holiday rentals. This was confirmed on Tuesday in the regional Parliament by the minister responsible for the area, Jéssica de León, who explained that this initiat

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Screens, cameras and charging for vehicles in the 11 smart tourist spots of Puerto del Rosario.

The City Council of Puerto del Rosario, through the Department of Tourism, transfers its commitment to the avant-garde of the application of technology in the tourism industry. In addition to the use of augmented reality technology for tourist information and signage, 11 smart points equipped with video cameras, information screens, a charging point for electric vehicles and sens

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The madness of renting tents as tourist beds in a warehouse in Lanzarote.

The victim found a sign on the door of the premises urging the tenants not to explain themselves to the neighbors: "They are not friends"



He booked a 'shared room' in an urban coworking space through Airbnb for 25 euros a night and when he showed up there he couldn't get over his astonishment: he found a commercial premises full of tents.



The protagonist of this story, which took place in Arr

Is the make-up of tourist nationalities in Pajara changing? Social media seems to be directing more Brits to Pajara. Is anyone else noticing that?

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A tourist saves a Senegalese minor from drowning on Los Pozos beach.

The quick action of the tourist who was traveling on the Mein Schiff cruise ship and was on the beach was decisive



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This noon a 16-year-old boy of Senegalese nationality and under the tutelage of the government of the Canary Islands, was saved on the beach of Los Pozos by a cruise tourist who was spending the day on the capital's beach.



The young man, who knew nothing,

The victim was transferred by helicopter from Costa Calma to the Insular Hospital.

Emergency teams recovered a tourist who was in cardiorespiratory arrest in the swimming pool of a hotel complex in the town of Costa Calma, in Fuerteventura, in the early afternoon of this Wednesday.

As reported by the Emergency and Security Coordination Centre (Cecoes) 1-1-2 in a statement, the 59-year-old woman was transferred in critical condition to the Insular University Hospital of Gran Canaria by a me

The 13 municipalities forming the Association of Tourist Municipalities of the Canary Islands, held a meeting on Monday to discuss, among other issues, the possibility of imposing a visitor tax. This proposal, similar to the one recently announced by Onalia Bueno, Mayor of Mogán in Gran Canaria, has sparked debate among the municipalities.

José Miguel Rodríguez Fraga, the association's president and Mayor of Adeje in the south of Tenerife, acknowledged that there is no unified stance on th

BRITISH TOURIST DIES AFTER BEING SWEPT INTO THE WATER AT FAMOUS SEA CAVES
British tourist dies after being swept into the water at famous sea caves.

A 32-year-old British woman has died after being swept into the sea by a wave at the renowned sea caves in Ajuy, Fuerteventura. The incident occurred around 8:30 pm yesterday when a large wave hit four people sitting near the water's edge.

Three of them, aged between 18 and 26, managed to swim back to safety, however, the British woman cou

The Guardia Civil have fined a foreign tourist for flying a drone in the Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA) of the Corralejo Dunes in Fuerteventura.

They were found operating the drone without the necessary permits, in violation of strict air safety regulations.

According to a report released yesterday (Tuesday) by the Guardia Civil, the incident occurred on November 20th when officers spotted the man using a drone equipped with FPV (First-Person View) immersive goggles.

The drone

British tourist dies following unprovoked attack in Caleta de Fuste
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In a tragic turn of Events, a British tourist named Marshall Latham has died from injuries sustained during an attack in Caleta de Fuste. The incident, involving another British holidaymaker, left him in a coma since last December.

Latham was a frequent visitor to Fuerteventura and was spending Christmas on the island with his sister. According to his brother-in-law, Jim Casey, he was walking home after a night