24 Jan Aumenta el número de viviendas vacacionales disponibles en Canarias en diciembre de 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 22 percent of these homes. In Lanzarote and
Fuerteventura is the 16,3% and the 13,1%, respectivamente, of this real estate park

In total there are more than 213.284 accommodation places available in holiday homes. This supposes
a 8,7 por ciento más con respecto a diciembre de 2023.

During the month of December, 48.771 homes received some reservation, lo que supone un 96,77 por
ciento del total de las viviendas disponibles en estas plataformas digitales.

Accommodation offer

The objective of this experimental statistical operation is to offer monthly indicators of the
ability, the occupancy and profitability of the vacation home that is available in the
platforms analyzed in the reference month, among other data of interest to the 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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24 Jan Ligero aumento de la demanda de energía eléctrica en Canarias en 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias La demanda interna es la producción de energía que se vierte a la red de transporte y de
distribution, y disponible para el consumo. Recoge todas las formas de producción, incluida las
fuentes renovables. En el año 2024 alcanzó la cifra de 8,80 Gwh.

Las islas de El Hierro y Lanzarote fueron en las que más aumentó la demanda interna de energía,
mientras que en La Gomera se produjo un descenso. Casi el 89 por ciento de la energía disponible en
la red eléctrica de Canarias radica en las islas de Tenerife y Gran Canaria.

En los próximos meses estará disponible la información sobre la forma de generación de la energía
eléctrica y sobre el consumo de dicha energía por sectores. El ISTAC recopila en una visualización
todos los datos relativos a la energía eléctrica, desde la producción hasta la demanda y el consumo
final. Todos estos datos aparecen en una única visualización elaborada por ISTAC y que permite
consultarlos por diferentes variables.

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23 Jan Calls to 016 acumuladas hasta noviembre de 2024 disminuyeron un 10% In the Canary Islands with respect to the same period of the previous year

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias During the month of November 2024 they attended 634 calls, a 4% more than in November 2023,
in which they were attended 608. El 76% of the calls were made by the user, a 19% family members or
close people and a 5% other people.

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23 Jan New Neighborhood, Mayorazgo, Jinámar and El Lasso are the neighborhoods in the Canary Islands with the highest unemployment rate in the fourth quarter of 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias On the opposite side, The neighborhoods with the lowest unemployment rates are El Cable (3,3%) and La Concha
(4,8), in Reef, The Minilla (5,8%) and Zurbarán (6,7%), in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Oasis del Sur
(6,2%) and Playa de las Américas (6,7%) in Arona and Tristan (4,2%) and Mimosas (6%) in Santa Cruz de
Tenerife.

At municipal level, Yaiza and Pájara are the municipalities with the lowest unemployment rate in the fourth quarter
de 2024. These municipalities belong to Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, respectivamente, what are the islands
with the lowest unemployment rate, both with less than 10%. On these islands are concentrated the five
municipalities with the lowest unemployment rate in the Canary Islands. In addition to Yaiza and Pájara, are Saint Bartholomew
(7,7%), Teguise (7,8%) and aunts (7,9%).

In the opposite case, Garafia (23,4%) It is the municipality that has the highest unemployment rate in this
period, followed by Tazacorte (20,5%), Agaete (20,1%), Moya (19,7%), and The Victory of Acentejo
(18,8%). The islands with the highest rate of registered claimants are Gran Canaria (16%) y La Palma
(15,8%).

If we consider the rates of registered claimants for men and women, in general the rates of
women are older than men, although in La Gomera similar figures are reached in both
sexes. The greatest inequalities in this unemployment rate occur in La Palma with 5,1 puntos
percentage difference, followed by Gran Canaria with almost 4,7 puntos.

Por otra parte, the number of registered claimants fell in one year in almost all the islands to
Fuerteventura exception, where it remained in similar figures to the same quarter of 2023, and in the
Palma and El Hierro, where registered unemployment rose.

Use of integrated administrative records

The Registered Active Population Statistics provides submunicipal data, municipal, islands and
georeferenced autonomous systems from 2011. At this time, employment data by neighborhood is only available
available for the municipalities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, reef and
Aaron.

In contrast to other employment-related operations, the sources of data collection
for EPA-Reg son integrated administrative records, that allow you to study the labor market
Canary Islands jointly, while territorially disaggregated data can be obtained at the
even submunicipal.

Carrying out personalized searches of the employment situation in any area of ​​the islands of
georeferenced form facilitates the identification of regional disparities and the comparison of
data by geographical area.

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22 Jan Imports in value in the Canary Islands until November 2024 recorded an increase of 0,6% about 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Por otra parte, y también provisionalmente, el total de exportaciones es de 3.299,917 millones de
euros and the rate of variation with respect to 2023 es del 8,8%. The trade deficit reaches
16.954,191 millones de euros y la tasa de cobertura, que se calcula como el cociente entre el total
de exportaciones y el de importaciones, take the value 16,3%.

Un 29,8% of imports made in November 2024 were machinery and equipment
transporte. Imports of food-related products also stand out. (23,5%)
and various manufactured articles (16,3%). El 75,7% of imports came from the rest
from Spain, mientras que el 12,7% were made from the rest of the EU-27_2020. El 91,2% they proceeded
from the whole of Europe and other 4,0% from America.

En cuanto a las exportaciones, el 42,3% corresponded to oil and its derivatives, el 12,2% a
machinery and transport equipment and 10,5% to food-related products. El 23,9%
of exports were destined for the rest of Spain, other 29,6% the rest of the EU-27_2020,
el 57,2% Europe and other 12,2% Africa.

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21 Jan Hotel and non-hotel occupancy rates expected for January, febrero y marzo son 82%, 76% and the 71% and 85%, 80% and 73% respectivamente

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias El 55% of the managers of hotel establishments in the Canary Islands consider that the progress of their
business during the first quarter of 2025 will be favorable while the 6% think it will be
unfavorable. Likewise, el 54% of managers of non-hotel establishments
considers that the progress of the business will be favorable while the 4% thinks it will be unfavorable.

Regarding the trend of the main factors of the business climate for the first quarter
de 2025, in relation to the previous quarter, in general, managers of hotel establishments and
non-hotel owners consider that they will remain stable, siendo el 77% and the 91%, respectivamente, en el
employment, el 74% and the 81% in investment, el 52% and the 67% in the price level and the 54% and the 60% en
billing.

Respecto a la tendencia del grado de ocupación para el primer trimestre, en relación a 2024, el
57,13% and the 64,13% of hotel and non-hotel establishment managers consider that
will keep stable.

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