Balearic government accused of promoting drunken tourism
Stung by criticisms from business associations, the tourism minister is now promising full consultation.
The 'ground zero' of the lightning strike that startled Palma
Residents in Calle Aragón in Palma were the epicentre of a very intense electrical storm that hit their rooftop on Sunday.
Boy George and Richard Branson plan Mallorca cruise party
These epic voyages are set to immerse Sailors into the brand’s rock-n-roll history and exciting future.
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Beso Beach Mallorca, a unique Mediterranean experience
Beso Beach Mallorca offers an unparalleled dining experience
"I work with the most dangerous animals in the world", says Mallorcan entomologist
"Mosquitoes pose the greatest danger. They don't kill us directly, but they transmit diseases that can kill us."
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Much more than an international school: Rafa Nadal School
Students come from a wide variety of countries and cultures, but all classes are taught in English
A hotel in Palma is evacuated after a fire broke out in a boiler
The incident took place at around 10.30am.
The Council will resurface seven kilometres of Palma's 'Vía de Cintura' at night
More than 20 years without reinforcing the road surface.
Valldemossa road closed temporarily following a rockfall
Rockfalls in the mountains do happen from time to time.
Feature articles
LifestyleA Celebration of Life, Cycling and Charity in Mallorca
This year's ride was a tribute ride to e3 Cycling's much-loved CEO and co-founder Roger Horner, who very sadly passed unexpectedly earlier this year.
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Mallorca events: What's On from Monday to Thursday
Events in Mallorca from April 29 to May 2: Sweet pastries competition and fireworks in Santa Maria del Camí, flowers fair in Costitx, all-night event in Palmanyola, children's entertainment and equestrian show in Ses Salines, and the Balearic Symphony Orchestra in Palma.
Palma Boat Show & Saint George Special
The Bulletin presents a double special featuring the 40th Edition of the Palma International Boat Show and the ongoing Saint George celebrations taking place in Palmanova this week.
Extra Mallorca health care for British tourists
British travel association ABTA has issued a warning to all British holidaymakers to take out travel insurance in order to avoid the high costs.
The Alcudia and Pollensa bars with no takers
Sports centre bars in Pollensa and the Alcudia port catering establishments are closed.
Spanish pensioners stuck at Palma Airport for fourteen hours
There was a fault with the plane that should have left at 8am.
England star apologises for Palma club incident, denies any violence
Spanish police investigation is now closed.
Underqualification - Mallorca's big jobs' problem
There are more underqualified workers in the Balearics than anywhere else in Spain.
By George! What a super Saturday in Palmanova
"Saint George will become a yearly event in Calvia..."
Businesses attack tourism of excesses decree amendment
Playa de Palma business associations believe that the real problem is shops that encourage the drinking of alcohol on the streets.
Ingo Froehlich - The German who is charming Palmanova
"Calvia Beach House has afforded me the privilege of collaborating with some of the most capable individuals in the industry and I enjoy it immensely."
Britons in the dark over new entry/exit system in Mallorca
It’s set to begin in October, just six months away, and 66 per cent of people have no idea about its implementation, while 22 per cent will likely refuse to travel to the continent entirely.
A Ma Maison
Top quality food cooked with passion in this cosy Santa Catalina restaurant. But it's not your average eatery. Think of it more like going to dine at a friend's house with no idea what delicious dish awaits you.
Nisi by Giuseppe
NISÌ By Giuseppe is a gastronomic establishment located in the heart of Puerto de Alcudia where you can enjoy authentic cuisine, all in a quiet family atmosphere.
Magalluf
Very crowded by local visitors
Playa Formentor
A clean, tree-backed stretch of paradise
Es Carregador (Palmanova)
Ideal beach for children
Cala Major
Urban beach
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- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Spanish pensioners stuck at Palma Airport for fourteen hours
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
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Fines for fraudulent registrations of illegal immigrants
The National Police have been checking town hall registers.
UK travel document reminder if heading for Mallorca
Border guards will check you’re complying with the 90-day visa-free limit for short stays in the Schengen area.
British tourists dominate winter in Mallorca
Expenditure by tourists resident in the United Kingdom has increased by 36.4 %.
How investment capital and income is taxed in Spain
An approved life assurance policy, where you hold your choice of investments within its ‘wrapper’, can provide tax advantages in Spain.
When does the next school year start in the Balearics?
This year the school year for 2024-2025 will not start on a Monday like this year.
The images of the rooftop where the lightning stuck in Palma | 1 de 10
Close-up of one of the affected pipes. - Photo: Fernando Fernández
Image of the rooftop where the lightning struck. - Photo: Fernando Fernández
The parts of the antennae, thrown on the ground after the impact. - Photo: Fernando Fernández
Image of what remains of the antenna affected by the impact. - Photo: Fernando Fernández
Image of the state in which part of the installation was left. - Photo: Fernando Fernández
Comment
Whose homes are they anyway?
If hoteliers can build for employees, then there is land for everyone.
Andrew Ede