Tourism hope: Tenerife looks towards April

Tenerife is also affected by the worldwide corona crisis. As a result, the popular Canary Island is also looking pretty empty at the moment. A handful of hotels are open, so you can see the one or other business traveler or even people who have moved their home office to the sunny island. The tourism director points out that the 7-day incidence on the largest Canary Island is now currently less than 50 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, but the tourist infrastructure is quite spährlich occupied currently ... A prognosis, how and when a restart in the tourism could start cannot represent the tourism director yet however it looks optimistically on an approaching end of the crisis... For the entry to Tenerife a negative PCR or molecular test is still necessary. As a nature and outdoor paradise, Tenerife is known to be a top year-round destination for golfers, hikers, climbers, cyclists and water sports enthusiasts. Currently, the air and water temperatures are around 20° Celsius. Whether teeing off and holing up on one of the eight golf courses, hiking through volcanic scree fields and evergreen laurel forests, mastering adventurous climbs and rapid descents by bike, riding the waves of the Atlantic Ocean on a kiteboard or surfboard, or simply taking a look at the largest Canary Island from above with a paraglider - Tenerife invites adrenaline junkies and active vacationers to explore the island from their own perspective. Those who simply want to switch off and enjoy themselves are also in the right place on Tenerife, because the island is balm for the soul: with rugged rock formations, steep cliffs and green forests, Tenerife's landscape is unique throughout, but above all the beaches here are unmistakable. Incidentally, The international aviation conference "Aviation Event" will take place in June this year on the vacation island of Tenerife, confirmed the tourism director in a press briefing this week.