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Canary Islands tourism and hospitality expansion
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The Canary Islands tourism sector is seeing strategic developments from both private hospitality groups and regional tourism authorities. Canarian Hospitality has introduced a 2026–2028 strategic plan to double its hotel portfolio, aiming to grow from nine to 15 hotels and reach approximately 2,400 rooms. The company seeks to exceed €100 million in revenue by 2028 and expand its presence from the Canary Islands into mainland Spain, Portugal, and Madeira. Simultaneously, Promotur Turismo Canarias has entered a 600,000 euro agreement with TUI UK Limited to launch joint marketing campaigns over the next two years. This initiative targets the United Kingdom and Germany to address shifting consumer behaviors and socioeconomic uncertainty in those markets. To support connectivity, TUI Airline has also announced a significant expansion for its summer 2027 network, adding 25 new flight routes for and approximately 640,000 extra seats. This growth includes increased connectivity between the summer of 2027, including UK, Germany, and Spain, particularly through London Gatwick, and increased capacity to Tenerife South and new connections from various European cities to Spanish destinations. South.
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