Find out which ships are in port today
No ships in port today but tomorrow there will be. Find out which ones.
Flu pandemic sweeps across the Balearic Islands
"Since mid-March we have seen an explosion of respiratory viruses of all kinds..”
Madrid to challenge EU funding law
The Balearic Government has suggested creating of a group of experts to assess the criteria for EU funding in order to speed up the process.
Crew member airlifted to hospital after accident at sea
The victim suffered eye injuries and was airlifted to Son Espases Hospital in Palma.
Hay being imported because of high price in Mallorca
The price of hay in Mallorca has trebled.
German arrested in connection with Madeleine McCann
A documentary about Madeleine will be broadcast on the AMC Crime Channel on Tuesday, the 15th anniversary of her disappearance.
Gale forces winds smash yacht against rocks in Mallorca
Yachts slipped her moorings during a storm.
Hikers being asked to avoid black vulture exclusion zones
Exclusion zones in the Tramuntana Mountains are where protected species have their nests.
Dog owners fined in Palma
A campaign was launched in Arenal, Les Meravelles, Can Pastilla and Coll d'en Rabassa after requests from neighbourhood associations.
Anti-cruise ship group launches new campaign
The Platform Against Mega-Cruise Ships has established an independent air quality control system in Palma.
Balearic Covid figures for Friday
Nearly 60 percent of the population has had the booster jab.
Spain to probe COVID-19 contracts allegedly linked to ministers
Brother of the PP leader of Madrid under investigation.
The Week in Tourism
The Easter oasis and the post-Easter dip
Easter had genuinely come to herald the start of the season.
The Week in Tourism
When governments aren’t to blame
SGAE gets involved with all manner of places where, as examples, there is the transmission of music, television or films.
The Blog
And the rural tourism winner will be...?
The idea for the competition is to give visibility to those municipalities which have made a commitment to the development of rural tourism.
Comment: Spain’s mystery Britons
The number of Britons resident in Spain has risen, but are they new in town?
Hyrox: the standardised race taking the fitness world by storm
The combination of functional exercises and endurance makes Hyrox unique as it’s open to people from varying athletic backgrounds.
The Correllengua festival returns to Mallorca
The last time the Correllengua was held in Mallorca was in 2013 and back then more than 10,000 people took part.
Mallorca gets a drenching - up to 130 litres per square metre
Yellow alerts on Saturday for high wind and poor coastal conditions.
The Week in Tourism
Riding on the Marrakech Express - Morocco stakes its tourism competitor claim
Tunisia, which subsequently suffered the Sousse terrorist attack in 2015 that led to a two-year dip in tourism, is often bracketed with Egypt and Turkey.
Andrew Ede