Tenerife's main economic activity is tourism. The island receives over five million tourists per year, mainly British, Spanish and Germans. The island has over...
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La Laguna University, which opened its doors in 1817, has 23,000 students from Tenerife and other islands and offers a great variety of qualifications. The...
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Every four years, the people of Tenerife choose their representatives in this institution, which is probably the most valued and appreciated one. The elections...
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Tenerife has a high quality health service. It is run by the Canarian Health Service and includes two first-rate public hospitals; the Hospital Universitario de...
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People from Tenerife and the other islands speak Castilian Spanish, although they speak it a little differently from the rest of Spain: they use some specific...
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The island of Tenerife, as well as the other islands of the archipelago, belongs to the autonomous region of the Canary Islands: this region has a high level of...
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Tenerife has just over 800,000 inhabitants, who are spread over 31 districts. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of the island and of the Canary Islands,...
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