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A TIDES study analyzes how automation affects hotel tasks and the need for collaboration between humans and technology.
Long-term unemployment also drops to levels not seen since 2009, while hiring increases across all sectors and islands.
The total number of unemployed stands at 140,303 people, with an annual reduction of 3.5%.
The Island Council organizes Technological Breakfasts to address AI and digital transformation challenges in personnel management.
Producers from the island will participate in a business mission and the 'Andalucía Gusto del Sur International Cheese Festival 2026'.
Nearly thirty individuals will train as digital facilitators and apply their skills in real island businesses.
The Casa del Emprendedor will host the session given by the College of Economists to explain the tax advantages of the REF.
Lanzarote, El Hierro, and Gran Canaria record an increase in mortgage registrations on homes, according to ISTAC data.
The family farm in Agüimes, Gran Canaria, stands out for its social innovation, education, and quality cheese production.
The City Council signs agreements with the Fishermen's Guild and the Shipowners' Association to fund equipment and general operating expenses.
President Santiago Sesé promotes a plan to gather the needs of companies from Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro.
The average price per square meter for free housing in the islands stands at €2,279.4, surpassing the national average.
