04 Dec Canary Islands received in October 1.553.092 tourists, a 7,6% more than in the same month of 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Tourists from the United Kingdom represented the largest number of entries (565.329), a
36,4% of the total number of tourists. Followed by tourists residing in Germany (240.215),
representing the 15,5% of the total, and residents in the rest of Spanish territory (156.971),
contributing a 10,1% of the total number of tourists received.

The island that received the largest number of tourists was Tenerife (617.714), seguida de Gran Canaria, con
410.664 tourists.

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03 Dec The average number of affiliations in the Canary Islands in the month of November increased by 7.494 people

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The average affiliation rose so much among women (0,9%) as in men (0,7%). By regimes, aumentó en
the general regime (0,9%) and in the self-employed (0,5%).

The month of November closed with 16.115 affiliations more than at the end of October.

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03 Dec Unemployment registered in the Canary Islands falls slightly in November

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por sexos y respecto de octubre de 2024, el paro registrado subió en hombres y bajó en mujeres. Por
grupos de edad, las cifras de paro bajaron ligeramente en todos los grupos excepto para las personas
de 50 or more years, donde subió en 155 people.

El paro registrado bajó en todos los sectores económicos. El colectivo de personas sin empleo
anterior también bajó levemente. La actividad que más contribuyó a la bajada del paro en este mes de
noviembre fue el comercio, con 546 personas en paro menos que en octubre. Por islas, el paro
registrado bajó en Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote y La Gomera, subió en el Fuerteventura y El
Hierro y prácticamente se mantuvo igual en La Palma.

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29 Nov Las ventas al por menor en Canarias aumentaron un 7,6% en octubre de 2024 con respecto al mismo mes de 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The Canary Islands are in first position within the ranking of variations of this index (7,6%),
followed by Andalusia (7,1%), the Basque Country (6,9%), Castile – La Mancha (5.8%) and La Rioja (5,8%). Por
other side, The smallest variations occurred in Extremadura (3,4%). Melilla (3,6%) and Castile and
León (3,7%). Taking into account the evolution of sales by groups in the Canary Islands, these went up a 5,7%
en alimentación y un 10,8% en el resto.

Por su parte, employment in Canarian retail trade has increased by 4,1% in the last twelve
meses, while at the national level it has increased 1,8%. En este concepto, Canarias (4,1%) this
positioned in the first position among the group of autonomous communities and cities, equalized
with Balearic Islands (4,1%) and followed by Madrid (3,4%), Andalusia (3,2%) and Navarre (2,5%), while the
lower rates of variation have occurred in Ceuta (-1,4%), Estremadura (-0,6%) and Melilla (-0,5%).

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28 Nov The number of holiday homes available in the Canary Islands increases in October 2024 over the same month of 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Most of this type of housing is on the island of Tenerife., that has the 41 por
hundred. In Gran Canaria are located the 21 percent of these homes. In Lanzarote and
Fuerteventura is the 16,7% and the 13,8%, respectivamente, of this real estate park

This statistical operation, que ha publicado datos por primera vez este año, está incluida en la
Encuesta de Alojamientos Turísticos Colectivos. Para obtener la información se ha realizado un
análisis masivo de los datos que ofrecen las plataformas digitales donde se publicitan las
viviendas. Para ello se ha utilizado una técnica de big data denominada scraping. Este proceso
permite disponer de un gran volumen de información actualizada de forma constante.

In total there are more than 202.500 accommodation places available in holiday homes. This supposes
a 8,8 por ciento más con respecto a octubre de 2023.

Durante el mes de octubre, 45.424 homes received some reservation, lo que supone un 94,68 por
ciento del total de las viviendas disponibles en estas plataformas digitales. This record also
experience a continuous rise. In the last year there has been an increase 15 por ciento, according to the data that
ISTAC provides.

Accommodation offer

The objective of this experimental statistical operation is to offer monthly indicators of the
ability, la ocupación y la rentabilidad de la vivienda vacacional que esté disponible en las
plataformas analizadas en el mes de referencia, entre otros datos de interés para el sector.

As this is data similar to that obtained with traditional accommodation surveys
hotel and non-hotel, allows comparison between both typologies. This contributes to having a
more complete vision of the tourist accommodation offer in the Canary Islands.

For this study, Data is published on vacation homes that provide vacation rental service.
accommodation in the Canary Islands and that are offered on digital intermediation platforms. This type of
housing is included in the code 55.2 of the National Classification of Economic Activities
(CNAE) 2009.

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27 Nov The municipalities of Santa Brígida and El Rosario had the highest levels of average annual net income per inhabitant of the Canary Islands in the year 2022

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias En 2022 Garafía and Puntagorda in La Palma had the lowest rental values ​​in the archipelago
average annual net per inhabitant with 8.512 and 9.092 euros per person respectively. En el año 2021
They were also the municipalities with the lowest incomes (con 7.775 and 7.973 euros per person
respectivamente).

These figures are published in the household income distribution atlas that provides data
annual by municipalities and sections of the Canary Islands on income, inequality and percentage indicators
of the population with income per unit of consumption below or above certain income thresholds
income.

Another indicator obtained in this publication is the Gini index, which is used to study
economic inequality based on the measurement of the concentration of income in many or few
people. The value of the Gini Index is 0 in situations of maximum equity and 100 in situations of
maximum inequality.

The highest values ​​of the Gini Index in the year 2022 They met in Puntagorda and Garafía in La
palm with 36,5 and 36,1 respectively and the minors in Tinajo in Lanzarote (26), Alajeró in La
Gomera (26,4) and El Tanque in Tenerife (26,4).

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