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Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week.
Turquoise water, bright sunshine, picturesque bays: Why German emigration to Mallorca is booming
Contrary to some indications, Mallorca is experiencing a German boom: "The classic emigrants no longer exist."
Fuming over new non-smoking zones in Mallorca
The Balearics now has 50 ‘Smoke-free beaches'.
Spain home to most buoyant market for British expat homebuyers
Last year, almost 300,000 people were residing in Spain having originally come from Britain, one of the largest expat communities after Australia, the US and Canada.
No visa needed to visit Mallorca this year as European entry/exit system is pushed back once again
Now set to launch in April 2026
Mallorca panic after an explosion and subsequent fire in a flat
The officers were able to access the flat, which was unoccupied at the time, so that the fire crews could put out the flames, which gutted one of the rooms
Government legislates to build 10,000 affordable homes in Palma
There is to be an accelerated process to dramatically cut construction times.
A letter signed by seven protest groups urges tourists not to come to Mallorca
"We don't need more tourists; in fact, you are the source of our problem."
If in doubt - why not just introduce another tax?
With that said, it appears that the two new(ish) taxation opportunities that are said to be in the planning process should not have too much impact on those living on the island.
Mallorca is lost in tourism translation
On the one hand the Balearic authorities appear to have sided with the anti-mass tourism movement, but it has sent out the wrong message.
Bullring v. bullfight: Differing but decaying traditions
Time has caught up with arenas that have survived, but more importantly with what they represent.
Soller in the spotlight: Donkeys, parking dramas, and shuttle bus dreams
Soller has hit the UK headlines this past week.
The most beautiful village in Mallorca, according to Artificial Intelligence
Deya uniquely combines traditional Mallorcan architecture with a privileged natural environment.
Alcudia, Sa Pobla and Inca to Palma airport bus services
Line A11, which connects the Calvia area with the airport, has been in operation since 20 December.
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New Alcudia beach bars will open on April the first
There are five balnearios rather than six; work on the sixth was halted.
Real Mallorca’s objective is 40 points
Real Mallorca’s CEO Alfonso Diaz is asking all season ticket holders to come to the Son Moix tomorrow at 4.15pm.
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