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.
The days of the petrol pump attendant in Mallorca are numbered
The rise of the petrol station without service is slowly killing the traditional garage.
More pressure to ban sale of homes to non-residents of the Balearics
A motion registered for debate in the Balearic Parliament calls on the government to declare a housing emergency.
Sunday's weather in Mallorca
The forecast for Mallorca for Sunday, October the twentieth.
Palma Airport international passengers increased over six per cent in September
The Balearics registered the lowest increase among the five main sun-and-beach tourist regions.
Government plans 50% increase in Mallorca's bus services
New buses but also a huge increase in the distances specified in bus operators' contracts.
20% of the Balearic population at risk of poverty
But a third of all children are estimated to be at risk of poverty.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
Water is a scarce resource on the island, the reservoirs are down, water rates, Albufera fires, building new homes, holiday lets, and public transport problems...
New plan to tackle Puerto Pollensa sea contamination
Over the summer there were again occasions when sewage leaked into the sea.
"From hospitality to hostility" - A speaker at Mallorca summit for tourism sustainability
"The island belongs to the Mallorcans. They are the ones who have to decide what type of tourism they want."
Friday's weather in Mallorca - Temperatures down
The forecast for Mallorca for Friday, 18 October.
The harsh reality of 'invisible poverty' in Mallorca
The costs of living mean that many people can't make ends meet.
Deliberate? The fires in Albufera
There have been five fires in Albufera since May. The three worst fires in the Balearics this year have all been in Albufera.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
Highlights of events include Campos’ October Fair with artisan markets, live music, and a batucada parade. Inca’s First Fair offers a science fair, wine-tasting, and local products. Felanitx celebrates the Pebre Bord Fair with folk dances and local gastronomy. TUI Palma Marathon will be taking place on Sunday and Paguera will be hold this weekend the Challenge Peguera-Mallorca so be advised of possible traffic restrictions. Also Additional events range from classical music in Alaro to Oktoberfest in Santa Ponsa, ensuring a festive atmosphere across the island.
Wednesday Albufera fire worse than last week's
There was a major fire in Albufera last week.
Palma taxis demanding fares increase in 2025
A study has shown that Palma has the second lowest fares among more than 50 Spanish cities.
Mallorca reservoir capacity falls, and one municipality announces cuts to supply
Water level is currently just over a quarter of the total capacity.
Water rate increase causes anger among Mallorca's hoteliers
'Large consumers' will pay more in 2025; the government anticipates generating additional revenue of 22 million euros.
Comment
Playing down expectations - Mallorca's 2025 tourism season
Expectations for 2024 were talked up, despite warnings of lower spending.
Andrew Ede 20/10/2024 12:07