
Tenerife to host the international Island Wine Summit in 2026
The event will bring together global experts to analyze island viticulture and the value of volcanic wines.
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The event will bring together global experts to analyze island viticulture and the value of volcanic wines.

The Port Authority records over 11.7 million tons accumulated in the first four months of 2026.

The Canary Islands' Ministry of Tourism welcomes the ruling deeming it an infringement of regional powers and anticipates potential compensation.

Outermost regions seek differentiated treatment under the ETS system to maintain competitiveness against third countries.

The ruling upholds the appeal against the central decree for infringing on regional powers in tourism matters.

Over a thousand union delegates marched to demand dignified working conditions and solutions to the housing crisis.

The island showcases its infrastructure and air connectivity to attract business tourism and professional meetings.

A ruling by the High Court unifies criteria, establishing that SEPE contributions are not considered income, benefiting thousands.

The European Commission confirms Spain as the major eurozone economy set to grow the most in 2026 and 2027, predicting unemployment to fall below 10% for the first time since 2007.

The Mercedes Pinto vessel strengthens maritime connectivity between Gran Canaria, Tenerife, and Fuerteventura with greater operational efficiency.

The 'Concilia' program offers subsidies for maternity, childcare, elder care, and labor substitutions.

Mining sector experts highlight the need for political drive to boost new projects and operations in the region.