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.
Mallorca's beach bars having problems recruiting staff
The beach bars are faced by precisely the same issues as the rest of the hospitality industry in Mallorca.
Palma Paseo Marítimo: Two weeks left for completion of the work
The planting of trees is one of the final tasks.
Increasing possibility of Mallorca's tourism season being hit by industrial action
The employers and unions are further apart than ever in their negotiations for a new agreement for the hospitality industry.
'Express' squatter evictions from this Thursday
However, amendment to Spain's Criminal Procedure Law does not affect vulnerable people who are squatting.
Latest Hotel Formentor controversy - Offering a 4x4 excursion to a protected cove
The natural environment directorate says that use of a 4x4 doesn't constitute a violation of regulations.
The limited success of emergency housing measures in the Balearics
The conversion of tourist establishments has so far led to the processing of 34 new apartments.
Theme of the Week
Not quite forgotten, but training is key to Balearic hopes for economic transformation
“Companies that invest in continuous education create an environment where employees feel valued and empowered, leading to higher job satisfaction and retention.”
Monday weather in Mallorca - A fine spring day
Looking like a decent week except for Wednesday.
Mallorca hoteliers president: Tourism is being used as "a punchbag"
"If 100,000 holiday rental beds were removed from the market and two to three billion euros were invested in infrastructure, many of the problems we have would be solved."
Government buys back Mallorca estates from Kuwait
The Al Hassawi family acquired estates in Mallorca in the 1960s.
Selling Balearics superyacht and luxury tourism in Florida
"We are committed to the North American market as part of our strategy to diversify into new markets and products."
Abandoned since 2008, a Mallorca bullring has new owners
The intention appears to be to use the bullring as a leisure and cultural centre.
Mallorca beaches at Soller and Andratx covered by thousands of 'little sails'
'Velella velella' isn't strictly speaking a jellyfish.
Arenal beach wall: Gone ... for now
There are residents in favour of removing the wall permanently.
Reaching for higher stars: The modernisation of Mallorca's hotels
There are now vastly more four and five-star hotels than one to three-stars, a reverse of the situation that existed ten years ago.