What is it about Spain, the Canary Islands and the British? It has been a love affair for decades starting back in the 1970’s when a flight to Alicante, Spain, would cost you £50 and you could get to Malaga on the Costa del Sol for £60.
Brits also have a love affair with Bingo. Marry the two, Spain and Bingo and you get Bingo Bangas at the House of Illusion in Salou.
The website says: “It's like nothing you have seen before! With live singers, crazy acts, circus performers and pure chaos… it's a mixture of traditional bingo and the biggest party night you have ever been to.”
Despite the arrival of summer, we await the heatwave predicted by the Met Office or perhaps it passed us by in May. Flaming June turned out to be cold, cool, and cloudy, leaving sun seekers opting to make a dash for the Spanish resorts.
It is forecast that global airline passengers will increase from 4.41 billion in 2023 to 10 billion in 2040. A large proportion of holidaymakers will be heading for warmer climates in summer and colder climates in winter. Some will be Bingo Buffs.
Gone are the days of £50 flights. You’d be hard pushed to get scooter hire for that today. A week self-catering in Tenerife will cost you around £420 per person flights included.
Beyond its stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife, the island offers a lively bingo scene that attracts visitors and locals alike.
From traditional halls to modern establishments, Tenerife has something for every bingo lover. Here are some of the most popular bingo halls that showcase the best of the island's bingo scene:
Each bingo hall offers something distinct, catering to different tastes and preferences. Whether you're looking for glamour at the Gran Casino de Tenerife or a themed adventure at Bingo Cleopatra, Tenerife has a venue to suit your style.
The island's vibrant bingo scene reflects its rich cultural heritage. So, when you're on Tenerife, visit one of these famous casinos or halls and try your luck. You might just discover a new favourite pastime while experiencing the warm hospitality of this beautiful island. Viva Espana, Viva Bingo.
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