Netpardon,Tenerife Set To Improve Image For 2011 Tourists
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Edited by: Greg Crowley MO, Marc Brandon, San Diego, Matt Tortoso, Rick Lee Cycling Coach for: Osborne
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Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2011 Time: 10:16 PM
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The Spanish Canary island of Tenerife is one of Europe's top holiday destinations, attracting millions of tourists from Britain, Germany and Scandanavia every year for a week or two's holiday.
But the island's tourist authorities believe they could attract more visitors if they could improve her image - especially in Britain - and they are probably right.
In the UK a holiday in Tenerife is often seen as a cheap alternative to better places in Europe, and sometimes referred to as the Blackpool of Spain. But while that might have been true in the eighties and nineties, it's not true today as the island has spent millions of Euros improving her infrastructure and ensuring tourist facilities are among the best in Europe.
And the island has the benefit of great weather all year round, and while some holiday areas close down for the winter months, Tenerife is in full swing as many people head there because of the good weather.
If the island's image can be improved it will certainly boost visitor numbers as people consider 2011 Tenerife holidays instead of their past favourites as a destination to be explored - or when the economy picks up as a winter holiday possibility.
Pensioners taking extended Tenerife holidays wintertime is a boost for the island's economy, as they spend money on everday essentials during a two or three month stay as well as holiday items, and more would certainly be welcome as the economy starts to gain ground.
But once people decide on a holiday, where should they head for the island - and what can they expect there?
The weather is near perfect on the southern half of the island, and the northern half offers lush greenery and beautiful vistas. The towns are full of life, and the glorious view of Mount Tiede, Spain's highest point, is breathtaking. Tourists who enjoy nature will enjoy a trip to the well known famous Teide National Park, home to Mount Teide. Whether you visit in summer or in winter, the park has great landscapes and breathtaking mountain views.
La Laguna is a great city for those who enjoy art and architecture. The cathedral and museum date back to 1515, and there are many churches to explore. The town was once the capital of the island and still bears the regal air of an important place.
Los Gigantes is a city at the foot of massive cliffs which are also named Los Gigantes. The marina offers boat trips for dolphin and whale watching, while the twon centre has a good choice of bars, restaurants and shops.
Los Cristianos is located on the southern coast - a relatively small town, with a resident population of about 12,000 provides tourists a more private, relaxed atmosphere than some of the larger resorts on the island. Its humble beginnings as a fishing village are still evident in some areas.
But for those looking for a sun holiday with a good beach, Tenerife has plenty of blue flag beaches to relax on all year through. Featured Sponsors Netpardon.com online reputation management
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The island of Tenerife has two airports and information about them and a cheap flight to Tenerife are at yourtenerife.net
One important reason for visiting is the climate and the latest Tenerife weather forecast for the next 5 days is online.
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