Secondary school students in the Balearics don't know where Formentera is
Researchers have found very low success percentages in the knowledge of geography.
The growing homeless settlement next to Palma's Via Cintura
There is a clear risk because of the proximity to the motorway.
Environment
Energy Challenge kicks off in Puerto Pollensa, pedalling towards sustainability
Pollensa is kicking off an edition of the Energy Challenge that promises to pedal hard towards a greener and more sustainable future.
Hoteliers deny Mallorca is a crowded destination
The president of the Mallorca Hotel Federation (FEHM), Javier Vich, has said that it “utterly false” that Mallorca is an overcrowded destination.
“Every time I land in Palma it feels I’m home, I love the island” says John Bishop
"I could do with some help with my Spanish, I have to admit it’s terrible. But I love the "Spanish language, its’ beautiful. I do try, but then I get people replying to me in English, it throws me. That said, when I’m trying to order or buy something, despite the fact I know the person knows what I’m after, I will persevere and make all sorts of noises at the poor person, I make them suffer."
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Discover the the smallest town in Mallorca
One of the characteristics that make Escorca unique is its privileged geographical location.
Pollensa not anticipating compensation if Hotel Formentor luxury villas aren't built
The hotel's owners lodged a licence application with the town hall in December.
