A travel impact initiative

Every visitor is a pollinator.

Companies, conference delegates, remote professionals and holidaymakers already travel to the Canary Islands. We turn that travel into value for the local economy — connecting visitors with island businesses, communities and talent.

A honeybee dressed as a tourist with a straw hat, sunglasses and camera, pollinating a flower

24

Corporate retreats hosted

40+

MICE activities delivered

58

Community events run

1.4k

Visitors connected locally

Four ways to pollinate

Initiatives that carry the seed

01

Corporate retreats with impact

Company offsites and team retreats designed to give back — every programme pairs work sessions with a hands-on local impact project.

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02

MICE & conference activities

Impact activities for conferences and MICE events on the island — workshops, talks and sessions that connect delegates with local entrepreneurs and experts.

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03

Nomad & local meetups

Regular events that bring remote workers and digital nomads living on the island together with locals — exchanging skills, contacts and ideas.

Join a meetup →
04

Airport QR welcome

QR codes at the airport invite arriving visitors to discover local businesses, experiences and ways to contribute — from their first minute on the island.

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Visitors and local Canarian partners in a retreat session, with dragon trees and volcanic landscape outside

The pollination loop

Impact that travels both ways

A single trip can set off a chain. Here is how the initiative keeps value moving between visitors and the island.

  • 1

    Arrive with intention

    Visitors and teams land already linked to a local initiative or business.

  • 2

    Contribute while you stay

    Retreats, conferences and meetups become channels for skills and investment.

  • 3

    Carry it onward

    Visitors leave as ambassadors — mentoring, partnering and advocating for the island.

Ready to be a pollinator?

Your next visit or event could bloom into something that stays.