Overview

• Thousands of hospitality workers in Tenerife protested during a two-day strike, with union-reported participation rates at 70% and official estimates ranging from 35% to 50%.
• Protests in Adeje on Good Friday drew an estimated 2,000 attendees according to government figures, while unions claimed up to 10,000 participants.
• Tourists and hotel staff showed visible support during the marches, with many applauding, taking photos, and waving union flags.
• Union leader Manuel Fitas warned of a potential indefinite strike if employers fail to negotiate improved wages and working conditions.
• The regional government’s imposition of minimum service requirements and delayed mediation efforts have been criticized by unions, who are pursuing legal challenges.