Press & Media: Canary Islands News in English

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Our Canary Islands travel guides are also cited by hotels, tour operators and travel blogs across Europe, from Swedish tipping guides to UK weather coverage referencing our Calima explainer.

There is a strange gap in the Canary Islands. Millions of English-speaking visitors and residents love these islands, but there is almost no English media in the Canary Islands covering what actually happens here. The surprising events, the openings, the strange fish that washes up and makes world news, the artist who suddenly shows up in Tenerife. People who want Canary Islands news in English end up following random excursion pages just to stay updated. We are building the channel they deserve.

Let's be clear about what we are: we are not a newspaper. We are local media with a point of view. We live here, we work with operators on all six islands, and we see the tourism industry from the inside every single day. Our content carries the Club Canary perspective: honest, a bit playful, and always made to genuinely help the person watching or reading. We would rather make you smile and tell you the truth than sound like a press agency.

What we are building

One thing we don't do: beg for bookings. This is not a sales channel with a camera. The goal is simple. Keep people in love with the Canary Islands, tell the stories worth telling, and let the work speak.

If something extraordinary is happening in the Canary Islands, we want to cover it. A new restaurant with a real story. A trampoline park, water park or new attraction opening its doors. A festival, a sports event, an artist visit, a hotel launch, a cultural moment worth showing the world. If you are looking for media coverage for your event or opening in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma or La Gomera, this is the team to invite. We attend, film, photograph, interview, and publish, in our style: honest, entertaining, and made to make people fall in love with these islands.

What you get is coverage by local media in English with a real audience of Canary Islands lovers, an established website read across Europe, and content that keeps working long after the event. Our guides and stories get referenced by international press, hotels and travel platforms.

Send a short message with what's happening, where, and when to social@clubcanary.com. If it fits, we come. If it doesn't, we tell you honestly. That's kind of our thing.

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Writing about Canary Islands tourism, luxury travel, or the experience economy? We are happy to help with local insight, data, imagery, or an interview.