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.
Spanish pensioner holidays in Mallorca likely to be cut even more next winter
The Spanish government hasn't increased funding for Imserso holidays in the 2023 budget.
Mallorca beach bars welcome news of transfer of coastal powers
The Costas Authority will be relinquishing most of its control of the coasts in the Balearics.
Unlicensed terraces in Santa Catalina being removed
Palma town hall has been handed a list of the "most problematic establishments" in the city.
Palma Paseo Marítimo work starts on Friday
The "full traffic operation" will start in January.
New law will limit motor sport events in the Tramuntana Mountains
Mayors in the Tramuntana have made regular complaints about events held in the mountains.
Mallorca must curb tourism growth, say economists
There is a need "to define the island in which citizens want to live and to leave a legacy for future generations".
The tourism being sold today "is totally out of date"
There is "a great divorce" between the tourism industry and society.
Balearics wanting to cap rents in "stressed areas"
A problem is that the new national housing law is currently stuck in Congress.
Strike by truckers on the mainland is called off
Organisers say that there has been a "relentless campaign of harassment".
Hoteliers need to keep staff "loyal"
Training, career paths and also pay - key elements for retaining employees.
Tourist tax was not conceived to reduce tourist demand
The Balearic tourism minister is ruling out any increase to the tourist tax.
Scooter accident in Palma: "My life's been ruined"
María Fuster faces months of operations and rehab. "Who pays for all this?"
What's on in Mallorca: 1258 and all that - Mallorca's biggest fair
Dijous Bo in Inca is this coming Thursday, November 17.
Demand to eliminate the Palma high-occupancy vehicle lane
Modifications since the lane became operational "reflect the improvisation with which it was introduced".
70% of macroplastics in Balearic waters are from Algeria
Cooperation between Mediterranean countries is crucial for addressing marine plastic pollution.
Family of Briton who died in Mallorca welcomes UK investigation
A Palma court has meanwhile ordered an investigation into what has been described as a smear campaign directed at the Guardia Civil.
El Molinar on the frontline of the foreign buying controversy
The report of the sale of a property to a German buyer came amidst the controversy raised by the proposal for residency qualification.
The Balearics boom in solar panels for self-consumption
Given the growth, a government target for self-consumption will be met well ahead of schedule.
Mallorca tourism councillor attacks "distorted information" in the British media
Mallorca's hoteliers are being asked not to give credibility to reports by sensationalist British tabloids.
The tram - slower than a taxi but "cheaper"
Taxi drivers aren't so much concerned about competition but about the tram's route on the Avenidas.
- Foreign Office updates guide for UK travellers to Spain
- Ryanair responds to complaints in Palma: ‘The passenger upset the gate staff, who denied her boarding’
- It’s not just snakes “invading” the Balearics
- UK tourism in the Balearics fell the most in 2024
- The 4 most enchanting villages in Mallorca according to a prestigious magazine