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September 24th, 2008 — Tenerife
Good luck to Sarah and Sally on the re-launch of the Los Gigantes Sports Centre which has now been re-branded to Tipsy Terrace, a wonderful place to chill out with a cool drink as the sun goes down!
Tel (0034) 922868432
tipsyterrace@gmail.com
www.tipsy-terrace.com on Facebook on Flickr

August 7th, 2008 — News Release, Tenerife
Nu Arte are proud to have teamed up with the likes of “El Faro” “Monkey Bar” “Acanto” and “Amber Bar” to produce the new and widely distributed publication “Costa Adeje Nights”, sponsored by the Ayuntamiento of Adeje.
Nu Arte director; Angie Hill stated “The Tenerife night-life scene has changed dramatically over the last couple of years, and with the likes of these up-market bars and clubs opening their doors to the public offering excellent service in the most modern and stylish surroundings has risen the standard of night-life here on the island into a league of its own”
Alex Veccia stated “It is refreshing to see local companies joining together and taking the initiative in promoting their businesses as a team. I’m glad we at “Nu Arte” were chosen to produce such publication on their behalf.”
“The new publication “Costa Adeje Nights” is distributed in the south and handed out to all arrivals at the Reina Sofia airport, letting the tourists know exactly where the hottest and most fashionable bars and clubs are on the island the moment they arrive. we are proud to be part of their promotional team”!
If you want to download the magazine click here

July 30th, 2008 — Tenerife
Whoever you seem to talk to these days, no matter what part of the world they’re from, doom and gloom sets the tone when discussing the economic situation. Fuel price exasperation, credit crunch woes, Euro/Sterling rate anxiety – it all spells hard times ahead for business owners in Tenerife.
Obviously advertising and promoting your company is an essential part of keeping the revenue coming in, but it’s also the first thing that many companies cease when times get hard. A sure-fire recipe for disaster. No exposure = no new clients. No new clients means you have to survive on existing client revenue – the same existing clients who are also feeling the pinch.
At times like these, it’s vital to not stop advertising, but to look at ways of cutting marketing costs while still maintaining efficient promotion. In light of the current economic climate, MyTenerifeInfo.com, owned and run by travel journalist and author Joe Cawley, are offering slashed price adverts and listings throughout August.
Instead of the usual ad rates of €355 (left-hand-side), €395 (rhs) and €550 (banner) per year, during the month of August these rates have been discounted a massive 60%. Now for €142 (lhs), €158 (rhs) and €220 (banner) per year, businesses can benefit from some of the lowest price online ads available in the Canaries on one of the highest profile Tenerife websites out there (Google 1st page for all Tenerife holiday search terms).
Not only that, but every company who takes advantage of this August special will also get a free full page listing complete with map, contact details, photos and professional write-up written in Joe’s inimitable style.
All ads are created by an in-house team of graphic designers and up to six changes can be made per year, completely free of charge.
To take advantage of this August offer, contact MyTenerifeInfo at joe@mytenerifeinfo.com or on 922 857002.

July 4th, 2008 — New Web sites, Tenerife
Mikael and Petra from poulsauto.com based in Callao Salvaje have just launched their new look website. There is a multi-lingual team ready to assist you with your car rental in Tenerife, with a selection of clean and well maintained fleet of vehicles at competitive prices.
June 25th, 2008 — Tenerife
June has been a good month for Tenerife tourism, the government has reported a much needed upturn in visitors to the south, and a lot of that is down to the Aguaviva festival of the seas. Heavily publicised in advance, its mix of music, exhibitions, dance and education captured the imagination, with the prospect of a lively schedule for the first three weeks of June. Environmental website www.canarygreen.net was on hand at the main events and has details of all these and other green issues affecting the Canary Islands.
Inevitably the big names of Jamiroquai and Marc Anthony led the way, but for the casual tourist, the day to day events gave them a sense of involvement. The exhibition tent on Las Vistas beach was a beacon for many visitors and the environmental groups inside had a steady stream of open minds, keen to find out more about the coasts and sea life of Tenerife. The free salsa classes in the small plaza by the old Los Cristianos beach, had many a unexercised body twitching before they let the music take them over, and the diving trials off Las Vistas beach will have awakened a new batch of potential underwater explorers.
The festival closed with another public display of the environmental issues on the agenda as families crowded down to the shoreline to see 4 injured turtles released back into the sea after being cared for by Fundacion Neotropico (www.neotropico.org). A hot afternoon, the sea lapping at peoples feet and a close up encounter with some appealing sea creatures, what a great image for holiday makers to take home with them. As an advert for the diversity of Tenerife, Aguaviva was a real winner and it is becoming an important annual fixture on the tourism calendar.
June 24th, 2008 — Tenerife
There are so many things to discover about life in Tenerife and in particular about the area known as Costa Adeje. Second Home Tenerife took the initiative by launching a blog about this great location in the southwest of Tenerife and it is packed with valuable information and topics about this popular area. Recent events in Costa Adeje include the Tenerife Ladies Open at Golf Costa Adeje, with the eventual winner Rebecca Hudson of Doncaster lifting the prestigious tropy! Keep in touch with events surrounding Costa Adeje and take on board the history that this wonderful place has to offer by logging in regularly to the Blog.
June 6th, 2008 — News Release, Tenerife
Having been established for over 15 years, it is with a deep sadness that Delfin Home Centre furniture section has had to make the hard decision to close their shop in Los Gigantes, Tenerife. It is a decision that has not been taken lightly but due to the current economic climate there was no alternative but to come to this commercial decision. Gina and her husband Andy, would wish to thank all their past clients who have supported them throughout the years.
June 5th, 2008 — News Release, Tenerife
Dismayed with the lack of clear information available to Tenerife’s visiting millions, professional travel writer, Joe Cawley, has launched MyTenerifeInfo.com, a website with reviews and information destined to plug this gaping chasm and written in Joe’s inimitable style.
Joe might be more known to some as a professional travel writer (Times, Sunday Times, Mail, Express etc) and the author of the award-winning book, More Ketchup than Salsa: Confessions of a Tenerife Barman, voted Best Travel Narrative 2007 by the British Guild of Travel Writers.
In celebration of the launch, Joe is offering a special try-before-you-buy offer for companies interested in being featured online. A limited number of six-week free trials are available to guage the response rate of this already highly visited site. MyTenerifeInfo already appears on Google and Yahoo first pages for searches on anything
Tenerife holiday-related.
Email Joe for more info, or call on 676 711285.
June 3rd, 2008 — News Release, Tenerife
Freelance photographer and graphic designer, Alex Veccia, has joined Nu-Arte design and marketing studios in Tenerife, leaders in canvas art prints for home or corporate use. With a background in professional photography and magazine design, Alex adds another creative string to the Nu-Arte bow, supplementing the formidable and highly respected talents of Nu-Arte partner, Angie Hill.
Visit Nu-Arte at www.nu-arte.es

May 20th, 2008 — Spain, Tenerife
There are few places to buy Arabian Horses in the Canary Islands and the Family Stan Weytjens wanted to change that. They have one of the most prestigious collection of Arabian Horses in Spain, located in the South of Tenerife in Granadilla de Abona with a select collection of Stallions, Mares, Fillies and Foals to interest the most discerning of buyers in this specialist field. With their recently launched website, they are set to develop this exclusive marketplace in one of the world´s best locations.