With New Air Canada Flights, Tenerife’s Spring Hotels Makes its Pitch to Advisors
by Bruce Parkinson
Air Canada’s Toronto–Tenerife non-stop launched this past Sunday, with Montreal flights to follow, and Canadian advisors are now fielding questions on the Canary Islands, a destination many haven’t sold before.
Spring Hotels, an independent, Tenerife-based group with six hotels in the island’s south, says it has a fit for most clients:
- Sir Anthony is boutique in scale and built around privacy.
- Cleopatra Palace offers a Roman-inspired stay steps from the beach.
- Arona Gran, an adults-only hotel in Los Cristianos with the UP! rooftop, suits clients exploring the island at a softer pace and is well set up for cycling-focused stays.
- Vulcano is an easy-going hotel in the heart of Playa de las Américas.
- Bitácora is family-focused with a standout waterpark.
- Mediterranean Palace is a five-star all-inclusive.
Spring Hotels says each property reflects a different pace and style of stay, from sociable, high-energy escapes to more private, slower moments by the sea.
Across the portfolio, clients can choose from bed and breakfast, half board or all-inclusive.
Sample winter 2026–27 rates start at C$145 a night at Cleopatra Palace, with most of the portfolio between C$176 and C$230 and Sir Anthony from C$360.
Canadian advisors can register with SpringPro, the group’s agent learning and booking platform, where bookings earn 15% commission, and Spring’s hotels are also commissionable through Expedia Canada.
Before selling, they can get to know the hotels through At Home with Anna Marie and Noéline, a series of video shorts in which two members of Spring’s agency support team walk viewers through all six properties as a guest would see them.
