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.
What is it with transparency?
Do you think the Balearic administration lacks transparency? What do you think?
This week's Top events in Mallorca
Any plans? take a look at this incredible events happening near you!
Will there be cruise-ship limits in 2022?
Do you think the cruise ships that visited Palma helped the summer season? What do you think?
The unhappy lifeguards of Alcudia
It wasn’t an entirely happy summer for the lifeguards in Alcudia.
Alcudia’s great lake - recovery and uses
The wetlands landscape of Esperanza is still evident, and the project will seek to make it more so.
Pollensa’s mayor and the underage drinking “tardeo”
The next council meeting threatens to be a feisty affair, even more than usual.
Sustainable tourism funds for the Balearics ... and they are not from a tax
Will these funds improve the Balearic tourism sector amid fading winter tourism optimism?
The one-size-fits-all Covid passport
Will the Covid certificate be used for bars and restaurants in the Balearics?
Five hundred years of Mallorcan banditry
The idea that the Mallorcan bandit was like some masked highwayman is a long way from the reality.
Top Events this week across Mallorca
Want to do something different? These are Andrew Ede's top events that are taking place on Mallorca this week.
From the coast of Mallorca to the Costa Verde
The government’s plans for tourism sustainability will involve the spending of 615 million euros this year. Do you think it will be enough?
Sa Pobla, where tourism is a holiday rental
To put it mildly, the advance of holiday rentals in Sa Pobla has been great.
Puerto Pollensa - don’t mention the sewers!
The health ministry has warned the mayor that the work doesn’t meet regulatory requirements.
The train now waiting ... is at least 85 years late
The study will be awaited with interest, but we probably shouldn’t hold our breath.
Mallorca without beaches
How will climate change affect Mallorca? Will the beaches of this island disappear?
The failing World Tourism Organization
This week the tourism sector has been dominated by the World Tourism Organisation and the tourist tax.
Dijous Bo and the Pollensa mediaeval fair theory
Was there a medieval fair in Pollensa? What do you think?
Comment
Never mind the quantity, it’s the employment quality
What does this quality employment imply? What do you think?
Andrew Ede 02/12/2021 12:51