Authorities in Spain are cracking down on holiday rentals after locals held protests in popular hotspots including Tenerife over soaring property costs and busy city streets

Hotel stays in the Canary Islands saw a significant rise of 5.7% in August compared to the same month last year

Protesters have revealed the exact date they plan to descend on Tenerife’s holiday hotspots as the campaign to limit the number of people visiting the Canary Islands ramps up. Citizens of the Spanish Archipelago have been urged to take to the streets like they did in April,

TikTok user @seb_tenerife, who now lives on the Canary Island, warned of a scam that is said to be common in Tenerife as well as Benidorm, whereby someone will approach you asking to use your phone be

Tourists in the Canary Islands will get an alert on their mobile phones on Thursday. An island-wide message is being sent out on September 26. The Canary Islands tourism board has told everyone to stay alert as the Government tests an emergency warning system between 10am and midday local time.

For those lucky Brits sunning it up in the Canary Islands, they could be in for a surprise as an emergency alert is scheduled and will be sent to all mobile phones in the area.

Brits planning a European getaway should take note of the latest findings from insurance gurus at quotezone, who've pinpointed where you're most likely to fall prey to pickpockets.