British holidaymakers arriving in Tenerife for the Easter break have been met with anti-tourist graffiti – and a tense reception from locals.
Residents living in the Canary Islands have declared war and say they are ‘fed-up’ of British tourists who only ‘drink cheap beer, lay in the sun and eat low quality food’.
They say airbnbs are pushing up the costs of renting and the cost of living while they are sick of the noise and rubbish pollution that comes
A hotel worker has been showered with praise for removing towels from the sun loungers at a hotel in Tenerife.
The security guard can be seen wandering round the poolside taking notes while wearing a luminous yellow jacket.
Under the view of a hotel guest absorbed in a book, he sets his sights on one of the deck chairs, places a tub of suncream aside and whips a green towel away from it.
He then folds it effortlessly with one
Am Freitag, den 30. September, bestieg ich einen (holprigen) Flug nach Teneriffa, einer der Kanarischen Inseln Spaniens. Wir verbrachten 48 Stunden damit, das riesige Hotel zu erkunden, köstliches spanisches Essen zu probieren und unvergessliche Ausflüge zu unternehmen.
Wenn Sie Großbritannien unbedingt für einen Kurzurlaub verlassen möchten – und ich weiß, dass ich es war – ist Barceló Tenerife der perfekte Anwärter.
Das Hotel war faszinierend, das Essen war großartig und das Personal war wunderbar freundlich.
Das Barceló Paradise befindet sich
The American ‘snowbirds’ have been doing it for years – flocking to sun-kissed Florida to escape harsh winters in the north of the country. And now Britons are following the trend of escaping to warmer climes abroad, especially as the cost-of-living crisis begins to bite.
With long-stay hotel rooms available from as little as £8.89 a night, it’s certainly a much more pleasant way to spend hard-earned savings than losing them to hefty household bills…
THE HEAT IS ON IN
You don’t need to wade way out into the sea or the middle of a lake to get a sense of the infinite. Fabulous infinity pools are designed to give you a frog’s-eye view of the world tumbling away at the water’s edge, all without having to check tide times or worry about conditions getting a little rough for swimming.
Perhaps you want to complete a few lengths while elephants and zebras cool off at a nearby watering hole, or
I jumped off a volcano with a bloke strapped to my back. Normal behaviour if you live in Tenerife. Locals get a steep discount from Roij Borja and his paragliding company.
This custom kept his Enminube Parapente business afloat during the pandemic. Now that the island is open again, he’s once more shuttling Brits, like me, to the flanks of Mount Teide in a minibus — but we didn’t need it for the long journey back to sea level. We
Britons are being offered huge discounts on winter getaways as holiday firms and airlines look to tempt people abroad, amid talk of changes to the UK’s travel restrictions.
Some tour operators are offering up to 80 per cent off holidays to Spain this month in a bid to convince uncertain travellers to book a break this winter.
Meanwhile Ryanair has released thousands of cheap seats, including £20 return flights to popular winter holiday destinations such as Tenerife – where January
