Overview
- Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria feature prominently in the advisory, which Fodor stresses is not a boycott or government ban.
- Fodor cites two years of resident protests over booming tourism, rising housing costs and environmental strain across the archipelago.
- ATAN, a long‑standing local campaign group, told Fodor that communities fear losing their identity, culture and continuity.
- Research highlighted by Fodor reports roughly 100 million liters of untreated or barely treated sewage entering surrounding seas each day, contaminating beaches.
- Official UK travel advice remains separate, with the government issuing broader guidance for other regions and inviting Britons to register for FCDO updates.