Humphrey Carter
Deputy Editor
Oxford-born Humphrey Carter joined the Bulletin in 1994 as a photographer, having studied photography, film and psychology in the UK. After having travelled the world and worked in many fields, within months of joining the Bulletin he secured exclusive access to Australia’s most wanted man in Mallorca and ran with the story for the following ten years for the local and international media. He was made Deputy Editor in 1997 and has been sent on numerous overseas assignments - he fronted the multi-media coverage of Real Mallorca’s European football campaign. His work has been featured on the front pages of newspapers and magazines around the world and is a regular commentator for leading international media outlets, in particular television and radio.
Attempted murder in paradise
Both suspects have numerous previous convictions for different crimes.
Spain’s Golden Visa expires on Thursday
The visas were approved by the centre-right Partido Popular government in 2013 after the bursting of the property bubble and until 2023 more than 14,500 permits for property investments had been registered.
Tourism
UK travel industry checking in for flagship Mallorca convention
"The island has long been a really important destination for the UK travel trade, so it feels particularly fitting that we’re returning there in the year that ABTA marks its 75th anniversary.”
British passport warning
Mallorca set for a cracking Easter
With the Easter weekend just around the corner, ABTA – The Travel Association is urging British tourists to double-check their passport validity before traveling to popular European destinations.
Mallorca ban on ‘tuk tuks’
“The award-winning municipalities have demonstrated their dedication to the well-being of their citizens through good practices in key sectors such as tourism, education, culture, innovation, etc.,”
First Mallorca protest of the season this Saturday
"Our leaders aren’t listening to us; it’s time to ask you NOT TO COME. We don’t need more tourists; in fact, you are the source of our problem."
Jet2 opens new UK base with first flight to Mallorca
The UK’s largest tour operator responded to strong demand from UK holidaymakers wanting to book ahead, going on sale with their summer 2026 programme earlier than ever before last September.
Balearics jellyfish invasion spreads
The stinging, venom-filled nematocysts in the tentacles of the Portuguese man o’ war can paralyze small fish and other prey.
UK entry visa comes into force on Wednesday
The UK’s introduction of the ETA aims to streamline travel for nationals of participating countries while maintaining border security.
Ryanair changes its hand luggage and check-in rules
One of the strictest measures is the implementation of a fine of 100 euros for passengers who arrive at the check-in desk less than 40 minutes before the scheduled flight time.
Spanish police and Guardia Civil launch new app to keep Britons safe
The Spanish Police and Civil Guard have a mobile app which offers a number of services, including simple and discreet communication with police forces if you experience or witness a crime – more information can be found on the ALERT COPS webpage.
Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan dies of cancer at 76
Jordan also visited Mallorca various times and on one of the trips he inspected a site where plans had been drawn up to build a Formula 1 circuit.
Six years for poker star who landed in Balearics with a suitcase full of drugs
DJ and poker player is a member of one of the richest families in the world according to Forbes magazine.
Cost of a full English for Brits in danger in Mallorca
Increase in demand for eggs in the United States will cause prices to rise even more.
Easter travel warning for UK passport holders
Check the ‘date of expiry’ to make sure it has the required amount of months left when you return, as most countries in Europe will require at least three months’ validity.
Calvia to demolish Magalluf hotel
It is the first obsolete hotel in Calvia to be demolished in the 21st century.
Briton rides from Mallorca to deep within the Arctic Circle
“Take Sant Elm to the Formentor lighthouse. Apart from the view and the landscape, the roads are very technical so it’s a great ride for any serious biker. I’d be very keen to promote coming to tour Mallorca.”
Mallorca airport public transport boom
Jumping on a bus to and from Palma airport has never been easier.
Mallorca inspiration for rich and famous baby names
The Branson love affair with Mallorca has never ended and two years ago Sir Richard Branson officially opened the Son Bunyola Hotel in Banyalbufar.
Comment
Happiest and best Mallorca, so what’s wrong?
Mallorca’s beaches continue to receive rave reviews and recommendations from across the world. Why the anger on the home front?
Humphrey Carter 21/03/2025 11:05