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The president of the Spanish central government in Madrid, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the requirement to wear masks outdoors will no longer apply as of Saturday, June 26! This applies to all of Spain, of course, on the condition that the minimum distance of 1.50 meters is always respected. We are very happy that our guests can now move freely again and also breathe freely when they want to take... read more...

Our Dutch holiday guests need a PCR test from December 29th on to fly back to the Netherlands. Possibly this will also apply to other countries in the future, reason enough for me to do some research. So I've just spoken to the following two clinics offering the service of PCR tests. But there is only one laboratory up Lanzarote (JMD, see below) where to send the test for evaluation. The... read more...

After the Canary Government initially requested a negative test from November 14th on in order to move into an accommodation in the Canary Islands, it is now fundamentally necessary to present a negative PCR test for entry from a "risk area" to Spain!The obligation to present a negative corona test now applies from the age of 6 years onIt has to be a PCR test or a TMA test (TMA... read more...

Yesterday I published a blog post here, after which it should have been possible to travel to the Canary Islands with an antigen test instead of a PCR test. Unfortunately, this turned out to be wrong! Well, there is such a law, but it just doesn't apply. So I ask for your pardon for incorrect information that I published here, I can only get information from the legal gazette (BOC, Boletín... read more...

The Canary Islands local government announced yesterday that new regulations for entry to the islands will soon apply. These will probably be announced today in the Canarian Official Gazette (Boletín Oficial de Canarias) and will come into force a few days later. The new entry requirements are as follows: Holiday guests who come to the Canary Islands must bring a negative test for Covid-19. It does NOT have to be a... read more...