Up to 35,000 euros of subsidy for your performing arts project in Lanzarote
The grants are for theater, dance, circus, movement arts, and oral storytelling performances, which premiered between November 2025 and October 2026.
Agricultural irrigation: 8 million euros in aid are being called for in the Canary Islands
The objective is to compensate for the extra costs of extracting water from wells and galleries, desalination, and the production of regenerated water for agricultural irrigation in the archipelago
Airline cuts flights, connecting Lanzarote with the Netherlands and France
Transavia, which offers four connections to Paris from Lanzarote each week, as well as three to Amsterdam and another three to Eindhoven, has announced cuts in 2% of its schedule
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How humor and performing arts awaken scientific vocations in Lanzarote and La Graciosa
Around 600 young people from Lanzarote have participated in the Mini Science and Innovation Fair in Lanzarote where it has been shown how a research career is a "real, accessible and exciting" future option.
Lanzarote registers almost 40% more vehicles in the first quarter than last year
The number of registrations grows in all municipalities, but doubles in Tías and Teguise. In the specific case of passenger cars, more than double last year's figure has been registered across the entire island.
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What do airlines flying to Lanzarote plan in the face of the kerosene crisis?
Discover the plans for cancellations or surcharges, as well as how many fuel reserves each of the main companies flying to the rabbit island has for the coming months
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Experts predict electricity 57% more expensive this summer if Hormuz remains closed
They point out that the May bill in Spain could be the last to be presented with competitive prices and with contained demand
Artist in Lanzarote: up to 4,000 euros in subsidies for visual arts
Culture grants are for projects in development in 2026 in visual arts such as painting, sculpture, photography, video, digital art or installations in the Canary Islands
Diesel in Lanzarote shot up 35% in March, the largest increase in the Canary Islands
Diesel on the rabbit island, which had the lowest price in the archipelago in February, is now more expensive than in Fuerteventura, La Palma, Gran Canaria, and Tenerife
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Lanzarote exceeds 6,000 companies and approaches 7,500 self-employed workers
The island closed 2025 with a total of 78,550 Social Security affiliations, almost 2,000 more than the previous year
The rights of passengers in the face of the kerosene crisis and cancellations
Facing the kerosene crisis and flight cancellations, discover your rights as a passenger. Guarantee your refund, relocation, and possible economic compensation.
How to register an agricultural holding in Lanzarote?
The Canarian Government launches a support service for producers to facilitate registration in the Register of Agricultural Holdings of the Canary Islands (REAC)
Free art and technology classes to dynamize the commerce in the neighborhoods of Arrecife
The Chamber of Commerce launches ‘Arrecife Cultural Network of Neighborhoods’ that will bring to Argana Alta, Maneje, Valterra, Titerroy or Altavista free and quality artistic training for all ages
Awarded the installation of photovoltaic in the port of La Graciosa
The project, awarded for about 200,000 euros, must be executed within eight months and will allow generating renewable energy for self-consumption and new shaded areas in the port
Canarias presents its policies to boost innovation in Santiago de Compostela
The director of ACIISI, Javier Franco, highlighted the importance of evaluating R&D&i actions to improve their economic and social impact
Lufthansa cancels 20,000 flights to save fuel
Several airlines of the Lufthansa Group such as Discover Airlines or Brussels Airlines fly to Lanzarote, although the island is not, for now, among the destinations that will suffer the cuts
Aid for cisterns in Lanzarote: the period for correction opens for 130 applications
The subsidies can cover up to 70% of the investment, with a maximum of 1,400 euros per applicant to install or rehabilitate domestic or agricultural cisterns
The Club Baloncesto Canarias will promote island products through the Volcanic Xperience brand
Among other initiatives, the campaign “Elite Nutrition” will be promoted, with content starring first-team players as prescribers of the local product
Operación Garceta 2026: el Aeropuerto de Lanzarote recreates an air accident drill
The general drill consisted of the simulation of an accident of a commercial aircraft type ATR72, with several injured and deceased
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The Social Security auctions a plot in San Bartolomé for 67,700 euros
The auction will take place in Gran Canaria, at the headquarters of the Provincial Directorate of Social Security
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Iberia Express increases connections between Lanzarote and Madrid this summer
The airline has scheduled 20 weekly flights per direction and in "optimized schedules to facilitate connections with the more than one hundred destinations of the Iberia Group"
Aer Lingus cancels 500 flights due to “mandatory maintenance”
The airline operates 18 weekly flights between the green island and Lanzarote, although the rabbit island still does not appear in the lists leaked to the press about affected destinations
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The radiography of innovation in Canarias highlights the work of hoteliers and winegrowers of Lanzarote
Canarias celebrates the World Creativity and Innovation Day with a "map" of the technical team of the Red CIDE that identifies some of the innovative projects with greater potential in the islands
Repsol, Moeve and BP only guarantee kerosene until before summer
The owners of the country's refineries explained to the Government that there will be no shortage in May and that they are working so that there is enough aviation fuel in June
The Centers offer up to 115,000 euros to owners of plots around the Cactus Garden
The offers will be ordered according to their score, the entity being able to acquire several plots within the limit of the available budget
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The unions call for a strike among gas station employees for April 30 and May 3
They have denounced that "the employers are taking it raw while gasoline prices are through the clouds, salaries on the ground"
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A minister of Mauritania advocates for a greater presence of Canarian companies in his country
The minister has met with Canarian businessmen in the fields of logistics, transport, healthcare, training, innovation, and renewable energies
The Audiencia de Cuentas de Canarias alerts about the municipal plans against fraud
They detect absence of strategic planning, of ethical codes and of corruption reporting channels that guarantee the anonymity of the informants
The price of diesel in Lanzarote gives no respite despite the ceasefire
Gasoline also goes up, but less. Discover the most expensive and cheapest gas stations for each fuel this week in Lanzarote
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Sign with light and rare earths to avoid forgeries, Canarias Innovation Award 2026
TENET Lightkey, recognized for its quantum solution for unforgeable materials, was the protagonist of the Innovation Gala in the Canary Islands, a key event to connect science, business, and investment
The indefinite strike of air traffic controllers starts in Lanzarote
The ministry has established the minimum services. The convening unions denounce that Saerco's staff is "subjected to fatigue, stress and permanent uncertainty"
What fruits and vegetables have become more expensive in the last year in Canarias and which ones became cheaper?
Aubergines are those that have most increased their price, by 64% in one year, while among those that reduce their price is papaya, whose price has fallen by 15%, according to ISTAC
Canarias proposes an additional quota for the incidental catch of bluefin tuna
Representatives of the brotherhoods of Lanzarote participated in a meeting with those responsible for the matter in the Government of Canarias and in the State
Air Europa incorporates specialized medical assistance on its flights
It becomes the first Spanish airline to implement technology that allows its crews to access medical support in real time during all phases of the flight
Requirements for more than 1,100 people from Lanzarote to receive 400 extra euros in their non-contributory pension
Currently there are in the Canary Islands around 42,000 people who receive a non-contributory Social Security pension, more than 1,100 are in Lanzarote, either for retirement or disability
Cutting-edge innovation in Canary Islands: IPNA- CSIC, world reference in chemistry, biology and agricultural sciences
The center received the visit of the director of the Agencia Canaria de Investigación, Innovación y Sociedad de la Información (ACIISI) to strengthen cooperation between both entities
Puente, open to talking about airports with Canarias, but "without jeopardizing" the network model
The minister shows himself "absolutely willing" to improve the coordination of airport management, although he recalls that the Constitution attributes network management to the Government of Spain
Anti-crisis plan of 1.650 million: Clavijo requests more indebtedness to design it
Asks the State to modify the spending rule and to increase the borrowing capacity from 10.8% to 13%
Canary Islands will grow by 2.5% in 2026, but less the following year
The forecasts of BBVA's research center are conditioned by the evolution of fuel prices due to the conflict between the United States and Israel with Iran.
The audiovisual sector grew by 11% and reached 660 companies in the Canary Islands in 2025
The eCanarias Report by ACIISI also reveals that Canarian companies have greater digitalization and e-commerce than the national average
Lanzarote closed 2025 with almost 70 more companies: transport, hospitality and art stand out
In 2025 increased the number of bars, restaurants, transport and recreational companies, among others, while decreased the quantity of shops and repair shops
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The Valencian company Boluda wants to install itself in the Port of Arrecife
The Port Authority of Las Palmas opens the period for other interested companies to submit their offers
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The European Parliament calls for the recovery of the specific fund for the Canary Islands and the other outermost regions
The allocation of 6.5 billion euros does not appear in the European Commission's proposal for the budget between 2028 and 2034 as a specific fund, but distributed among Spain, France and Portugal
The CPI rises by 3% on average in the Canary Islands, but more in clothing, restaurants and accommodations
The price of housing, among those that have grown the least in the last year in the archipelago, although it came from large increases in previous years
Buy double and pay half: 8,195 vouchers for Lanzarote in the autonomous campaign
On April 15, the period starts for businesses that want to register for Archipiélago Consumption Vouchers, the regional government's campaign to promote local trade
Transform discarded fruit into healthy ice creams, a Canarian innovation project
The initiative contributes to reducing food waste, revalues local product and promotes inclusive entrepreneurship
Lanzarote airport traffic falls 0.6% in March compared to last year
In the set of the airports of the Canary Islands the fall has been greater than in Lanzarote (-0.9%) and in the case of the neighboring island of Fuerteventura (-2.6%)
The number of companies created in Canary Islands increased by 38% in February
The subscribed capital for the new commercial companies created in the Canary Islands was in February more than double that of a year earlier, going from 6.21 million euros to 15.10 million.
The Canary Islands will host the world's most precise solar telescope
It will allow unprecedented observations of the sun and advance the knowledge of phenomena such as space weather, with direct impact on technologies that are part of daily life
The number of delayed or canceled flights doubles in 2026 compared to last year
In the first quarter of 2026, one out of every three flights was delayed or canceled in Spain (34.4%), almost double those that were recorded in the first quarter of 2025.
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