6 coworking: Tenerife

Tenerife is most definitely not a large business hub, nevertheless, it has a fair share of SMEs, small digital firms and especially business travellers. People from all over the world come for a vacation or to spend a whole winter under the sun. Thanks to the short-term rental of coworking spaces the guests of the city are able to spend their time in Tenerife productively. Renting a desk at a coworking in Tenerife is a nice way to move away from the vacation mood and immerse into productive mode. It helps to even out the work-life balance and helps to remain on track even in such a relaxing location. The venues will ensure that you have everything necessary to work efficiently. The prices are very reasonable. A hot desk for a day will cost you around EUR14-20. Moreover, a monthly plan can be a real bargain with a price of EUR70-150 per month. Renting a desk at a coworking space in Tenerife also has less obvious but important benefits. Networking - most of the venues are filled with other business travellers, so it is a great opportunity to expand your international business network. Rent prime coworking spaces in Tenerife with Matchoffice. Contact us to learn more!

The economy of Tenerife is based on tourism. Service and hospitality employ almost 80% of the local residents. Thousands of large hotels and small private villas, restaurants, bars, cafes, spas, etc fill the island. Nevertheless, industry and agriculture engage the remaining 20%. Land cultivating is a vital sector that contributes to the overall image of the island and supports traditions and values.

Tenerife is the biggest Canary island. It is home to over 1 million residents and hosts around 5 million tourists each year. Being a heart of Canary’s various sectors it also produces the largest GDP share. It attracts tourists from all over the world by warm climate, breathtaking views and impeccable beaches. Mount Teide, situated in the centre of the island, is surrounded by a national park and is the third-largest volcano on the planet. To comprise such large numbers of visitors the island boasts a sophisticated infrastructure. It is served by two international airports, and thanks to convenient roads, renting a car is the best way to explore it. The University of La Laguna operates in San Cristóbal de La Laguna since 1701. It is a recognised UNESCO world heritage site.