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Canaries welcoming first holidaymakers today as new norm dawns
Holidaymakers have been arriving for the first time in Spain, including Tenerife, today after the Spanish government lifted EU border restrictions. As of Sunday, June 21st, the country is no longer under the State of Emergency although the “new norm” is far from normality and each autonomous regions has put its own rules in place, including ...Full Article
Cabildo warning to older folk over false surveys
Tenerife Cabildo is warning that a survey is being circulated through social networks and whatsapp that relates, in a misleading way, to the department of social ...Full Article
Spain will NOT quarantine British holidaymakers in U-turn announcement the night before EU borders reopen
Spain will NOT quarantine Brits when they arrive on holiday, the government has confirmed. Spanish Foreign Minister, Arancha Gonzalez Laya has confirmed this evening that British tourists ...Full Article
The Adeje School of Music and Dance is accepting student renewals
The renewals can be presented online until June 26th and registrations for new students will be from July 6th to 17th The Adeje School of Music and Dance, ...Full Article
Arona warning over San Juan bonfires
Arona has suspended the bonfires of San Juan to avoid crowds.The council announced weeks ago the suspension of all recreational and leisure events until, at least, ...Full Article
Spain unlikely to ask Brits to take a coronavirus test either before travelling OR when they arrive
British tourists heading for Spain are “highly unlikely” to be forced to take a coronavirus test, either before they leave the UK or on arrival at ...Full Article
Adeje is inviting RENEWALS in sports sessions, art and English classes
Registered users will receive an SMS in the coming days offering an appointment for renewal times The Adeje sports department, under Councillor Adolfo Alonso Ferrera, has ...Full Article
Madrid fear coronavirus could be spread through new airport arrivals after EU borders declared open from June 21st
Spain’s airports insist they are “ready and able” to deal with a new influx of international travellers despite fears that tourists from countries with a higher ...Full Article
Authorities to evict illegal settlers in La Caleta
IllegaL settlements spoiling beauty spots in La Caleta are to be evicted, it has been confirmed. Tenerife Cabildo, through the natural environment and security management department, ...Full Article
Canary president looks ahead to new norm on June 21st
The president of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres, participated on Sunday morning in the 14th and last telematic conference of presidents of the autonomous communities ...Full Article
