Solid suppliers. The Canary Islands offer a solid infrastructure of services with contracting guarantees to companies operating in the Mid-Atlantic Ocean and Africa.
Tax incentives. The Canary Islands present the lowest corporate tax in the European continent (4%).
Connectivity. The Spanish archipelago has eight airports, six of which are international with over 34 million passengers every year. This includes 48 weekly direct flights to Africa (under normal circumstances). Besides, the Canary Islands have an extensive network of commercial and fishing harbors and marinas, some of them leading ports of Spain in passenger and cargo traffic, both between the Islands and from and to the rest of the world.
Telecommunications. One of the largest and most important fiber-optic submarine cable set linking Europe, Africa and America is in the Canary Islands providing world-class connectivity.
One of the best qualities of life in the world. The Canary Islands offer excellent weather conditions all year long (that’s a key factor why they welcome 15+ million tourists every year), alongside short commutes and excellent leisure, sport, an urban and natural alternatives to enjoy life after work with friendly people.
Turnover of staff rates. The Spanish archipelago presents one of the lowest turnover of staff rates in Europe. The situation is very different from a big European capital where anyone can snatch your employee from your company when he was having lunch downstairs. So the islands can help attract, but also maintain talent.