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.
Police officer stops cyclist who ran over a man in Campos
Three cyclists were riding quickly in the market and one knocked down 50-year-old Tomàs.
Will higher summer temperatures lead to an easing of Mallorca's overcrowding?
Research from the BBVA bank is the latest to point to the loss of summer tourist demand due to extreme temperatures.
Mallorca events: What's On from Monday to Thursday
From September 23 to 26, Mallorca offers a vibrant array of cultural festivities from Santa Tecla fiestas in Binisamar to Binissalem's Vermar Fiestas plus Cala Millor's Tourist Fiesta on Thursday.
Sunday's weather in Mallorca - Another alert for rain
The forecast for Mallorca for the first day of autumn.
On sale for ten million euros, a 14th-century mountain estate in Mallorca
Sa Costera is one of two old estates in Escorca that are up for sale.
Alcudia, the best walled town in Spain?
National Geographic has nominated five places in Spain for best conservation of a walled historic centre.
Mallorca nationalists have never spoken about "foreigners" when it comes to limiting the sale of homes
Lluís Apesteguia believes that whether a buyer is a resident or non-resident is a key issue.
Mallorca hoteliers recognise that tourists have had less money to spend this summer
Occupancy figures have been slightly higher than last summer.
Mallorca on amber alert for rain and thunderstorms on Saturday
Something of an improvement expected on Sunday.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
Social imbalances caused by tourism, new hydrogen plant in Lloseta, tourism talk, fines for illegal holiday lets, housing crisis, squatters and rural luxury contamination...
Driver who caused the death of his wife in a collision arrested at Son Espases Hospital
British passengers in the taxi involved in the accident were admitted to hospital.
The Mallorca municipality that loses 70% of its water
Only one municipality loses less than ten per cent of its water.
Hit by a fall in business, Mallorca's restaurants are demanding their own pay agreement
The restaurants are currently covered by the same agreement as the hotels.
Friday's weather in Mallorca - Warnings for rain and thunderstorms on Saturday
More weather alerts can be anticipated over the coming days.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Sunday
This weekend's events include music festivals, concerts, and local celebrations.
Runners attacked with a hammer by a landowner in Mallorca
There is a dispute over a way that has been used by the public for years.
The most searched-for Mallorcan villages for holiday rentals, but there are downsides
The growth of holiday rentals in the villages has been a double-edged sword.
Thursday's weather in Mallorca - Stormy conditions forecast from Saturday
The forecast for Mallorca for Thursday, 19 September.
Dubai-based company's plan for a huge green hydrogen plant in Mallorca
The largest green hydrogen and ammonia complex in the Mediterranean.
Comment
If less tourism is more, why don't they just say so?
In striving for tourism value over volume, it can sound as if there are contradictions as to what growth entails.
Andrew Ede 21/09/2024 19:02