Goodbye Easter: 350,000 fewer flight seats to the Canaries than usual
The Canary Islands have lost all hope of seeing an influx of tourists at Easter, due to restrictions being maintained in countries such as the United Kingdom, the bad pandemic situation in France, the Netherlands and Italy, and the fact that Germany has kept the islands on its 'black list' of unsafe destinations, all paint a dark picture for international tourism.
But, the nail in the coffin is that national tourists are not expected either. Every year thousands flock to the archipelago from mainland Spain for some sun during Semana Santa, but this year the perimeter closures of the autonomous communities will mean a 'de facto' closure of the Canary Islands.
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