It cites the climatic and natural conditions of the archipelago and the support of companies that are aligned with the islands’ remote working strategy.
Iberia Express, for example, has launched a 10% discount for remote workers who want to base themselves here. A similar initiative is being carried out by the Meliá hotel chain, for those who decide to locate their ‘office’ in its resorts in Tenerife, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. International companies specialising in the remote working sector are starting to establish themselves in the Canary Islands. Outsite the new co-living space has located in Fuerteventura alongside Hawaii, California, Costa Rica, Bali and New York. A recent study by remote workers website Nomad List shows Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria among the 10 world destinations with the highest growth as remote working hubs.
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