Etiqueta 'Sustainability'
Tall buildings in Benidorm

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If only Mallorca could be like Benidorm

The architects college in the Balearics and the property developers association are among those advocating taller buildings and greater density.

Andrew Ede13/04/2023 16:40

Tall buildings in Benidorm

Tall buildings in Benidorm

Buildings in Benidorm are higher than those in Palma.

EFE 13/04/2023

Councillor Sebasttià Llodrà next to the exhibition.

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Manacor study suggests leaving the car at home means 1,200 euros in savings

"With this exhibition we want to reflect on how mobility should be in the future, which we believe should be healthy."

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter10/01/2022 08:51

Palma Airport

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5 million euros to make Palma Airport the most sustainable airport in Spain

The actions will focus in 2022 on energy efficiency, air conditioning in the terminal building and creating 182 electric recharging points.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter05/01/2022 09:07

Catalina Cladera, president of the Council of Majorca

Tourism

Council wants Majorca to be a benchmark for sustainable tourism

Promotion will focus on the island's protection, its natural values, and the reinforcement of image and reputation.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter16/01/2020 09:59

Will there really be fewer tourists? Can Picafort is a popular destination for German tourists.

Tourism

Lower summer tourist numbers are "positive" says Barceló

The government views as positive a reduction in the number of summer tourists and an increase in the winter.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter14/03/2017 00:00

Cala s’Almonia in Santanyi is prone to "massification".

Majorca

One more time, it's saturation: the week in Majorca

Politicians, hoteliers, tour operators were arguing over saturation and prices in Berlin. Palma hoteliers were having a pop at the town hall. The taxi drivers were planning a vote. And a luxury yacht was no more.

Andrew Ede12/03/2017 00:00

Gorg Blau, one of the two giant reservoirs in the Tramuntana. This was how it looked at the start of this year.

Majorca

Water crisis, tourism awards and fraud: the week in Majorca

The water shortage sounded ever more serious and tourism was being blamed for it. Sustainability was receiving prizes. Fraud was stalking the all-inclusives of Majorca.

Andrew Ede11/09/2016 00:00

The Soller train is to be a Balearic government tourism award-winner.

Tourism

Soller train among the government's tourism award winners

These honorary awards are for commitment to a model of tourism based on knowledge, social responsibility, sustainability and quality.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter09/09/2016 00:00

The tourism sustainability and saturation debate rumbled on.

Majorca

Disappearing terraces and road death: the week in Majorca

Results of a survey into tourism sustainability raised a question as to how the public interprets "sustainability", Palma's terraces were becoming a battleground once more, road safety was highlighted with a tragic death and there were some odd poles in the Tramuntana.

Andrew Ede28/08/2016 00:00

Might electric cars become a feature of car-hire fleets in the Balearics?

Transport

PP proposing that car-hire agencies should have electric vehicles

Electric vehicles would improve "in a very significant way" the sustainability and image of the Balearics.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter24/08/2016 00:00

The business confederation says attention needs to be paid to issues such as cleanliness.

Economy

Business confederation wanting more than just sustainability

CAEB says that the challenge does not lie with limiting numbers and that a goal of sustainability will not solve problems experienced over the past fifteen years.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter23/08/2016 00:00

Tourism minister Biel Barceló launched the sustainable tourism campaign.

Majorca

Limiting tourists, limiting Brexit fears: the week in Majorca

Just when you thought it was safe to forget about it and relax blissfully in a summer sea, Brexit reopened its jaws. Meanwhile, there were great deals of both tourism sustainability and illegal street sellers.

Andrew Ede14/08/2016 00:00