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Taxi drivers try “round robin” trial
Taxi drivers in Santa Cruz are trying out a new system in an attempt to bring fairer and better trade for all of them. Until March 10th, they are adhering to a rotating shift system which was agreed upon in a referendum last summer.
“Shop local” campaign begins well
Granadilla is urging people to “shop local” as sales campaigns are launched in the main towns. San Isidro, El Médano and Granadilla itself are all determined ...Full Article
Tram drivers may strike
Tram drivers in Santa Cruz are once again threatening strike action which they might take during the Carnival in February. Talks are taking place but if ...Full Article
Will North and South airports become one?
Tenerife Cabildo is fighting to get the north airport included in the Trans-European Transport Network. The European Parliament delighted the island last month by announcing that ...Full Article
Los Silos hotel is a shining light
A small hotel in Los Silos is proving a shining star on the island. Despite the economic recession, the hotel Luz del Mar, in the Sibora ...Full Article
Apple founder’s yacht in Santa Cruz
The latest yacht to win admiring glances at the port of Santa Cruz was “Venus”, the dream of the late Steve Jobs. The Apple founder had ...Full Article
Puerto becomes a big blue carpet
Puerto de la Cruz has thanked all the volunteers who helped to make the arrival of the Three Kings such a success. More than 10,000 people ...Full Article
Tourism sector gives hope for jobs
Tenerife’s tourism industry is still leading the way in job creation. Last year, the island saw 70,515 new contracts in the tourism sector, a figure that ...Full Article
Untidy land will lead to fines
San Juan de la Rambla says it is going to get tough on land owners who fail to keep plots of land clean and tidy. The ...Full Article
Cold water poured on 2013 recovery
The construction industry does not share Government optimism that the Canary Islands will start to leave the recession in the second half of 2013. The old ...Full Article
