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.
Seats for Palma flights in January and February at record levels
The principal reason is growth in demand from the Spanish market.
Palma prices and times for marriages driving demand in other municipalities
Alaro town hall says that it should not have to relieve "bottlenecks" elsewhere.
1,000 parking spaces being eliminated on Palma's Paseo Marítimo
But over 1,100 spaces are being created elsewhere.
Record number of private jets at Palma Airport
Podemos have lodged questions with the European Commission regarding private jets at Palma and Ibiza airports.
Mallorca on alert for high winds and rough seas
Despite the wind, temperatures in Mallorca are holding up.
Mallorca the leading destination for luxury tourism in 2023
The Cannes luxury travel market in December pointed to Mallorca being the number one Mediterranean destination this year.
Criticism of Balearic government praise for Canada's foreign home buyer ban
The government is expected to discuss Canada's policy at Monday's cabinet meeting.
The King in Mallorca who had drunk one too many
Felanitx town hall has issued an apology.
Drownings in the Balearics increased by 14 in 2022
Nationally, there were 394 deaths due to drowning.
Over a third of Balearic property purchases paid in cash
Higher percentages of cash payment in the Canaries and Valencia.
The last dance before tragedy in Palma
Jennifer Worth was killed at a zebra crossing in Palma shortly before Christmas.
Three-year sentence sought for theft from an Arenal hotel
He stole phones and credit cards belonging to a Ukrainian refugee.
Hitch with Sineu Kings celebration because Baltasar was a Muslim
In the end, the Kings remained outside the church.
Palma property prices barely rose in 2022
The implication is that prices are hitting something of a ceiling.
The race to avoid a labour dispute in Mallorca's hospitality industry
Strikes affecting the tourism industry are the last thing the government wants.
In Santanyi and Ses Salines they have a problem with migrant boats
Boats are "piled up" in municipal warehouses.
Cruise ships returning to Alcudia
A return, but just the three ships are scheduled for 2023.