Andrew Ede
Background in business publishing. Started an online blog about Mallorca in 2005, which went daily in 2007, covering culture, environment, history, politics, tourism and more. Became a regular contributor to the Bulletin in 2010 before joining the staff a few years later.
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.
The growing homeless settlement next to Palma's Via Cintura
There is a clear risk because of the proximity to the motorway.
Secondary school students in the Balearics don't know where Formentera is
Researchers have found very low success percentages in the knowledge of geography.
Mallorca hotel is the best in Spain, according to TUI holidaymakers
The TUI Global Hotel Awards 2025 were presented on the eve of the ITB fair in Berlin.
Wednesday weather in Mallorca
The forecast for Mallorca for Wednesday, the fifth of March.
Tourism in the Balearics up in January, but the UK fell over 20%
The decrease in UK tourism contrasts with an increase of almost 30% in January 2024.
Record fall in Balearic debt
Debt is a hot topic, as the Balearics have rejected a Spanish Government proposal to wipe off some of the debt owed to it.
Palma's 'Las Vegas' drugs centre: Mayor frustrated by slowness of procedures
Jaime Martínez: "If it had been up to me, the bulldozers would have gone in last week."
Theme of the Week
Inca’s 150th anniversary and the railways’ missed opportunities
The opening of the Palma-Inca line in February 1875 promised greater prosperity for Mallorca. The railways are today viewed as being essential for sustainable mobility.
Breezy in Mallorca on Monday and for the whole week
The forecast for Mallorca for Monday, the third of March.
Viva Las Vegas: Mallorca's drugs supermarket
A large neon sign plus LED lighting for the Son Banya drugs business sector.
Defining the future of Mallorca's tourism
The Bases of the Transition Agenda have been set; it is now time for concrete measures.
Two months for an agreement or Mallorca's hospitality industry could face protests
The UGT union has adopted a particularly hard line in negotiations for the collective bargaining agreement.
The Alcudia crisis: Hoteliers add their voice
The staging of Ironman 70.3 may have been jeopardised, while the sacking of the tourism councillor has political ramifications.
The beaches that Mallorca's residents most avoid in summer
A survey of Mallorca residents into the effects of overcrowding on mobility.
Demand for the suspension of Mallorca's big cycling event
Mallorca 312 "does not respond to any social need or any general interest".
Saturday weather in Mallorca - A wet and breezy Balearics Day
The forecast for Mallorca for Saturday, the first of March.
Holiday lets, legal and illegal, a focus for Mallorca tourist containment measures
The government says measures will be "more ambitious" than originally thought.