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.
British pensioners in the Balearics to take a hit next year
The Euro will likely rise against the Pound in 2023.
It’s still warm enough for a swim in Mallorca
It’s certainly much warmer that the UK!
Slump in foreign property deals due to fears of restrictions
Almost one out of every three property transactions made in the Balearics was by carried out by a foreigner.
The godson of famous British spy Thomas Harris who “died” in Mallorca says questions remain unanswered
Harris was a Spanish-speaking MI6 officer who worked with Juan Pujol García, ‘Garbo’, an important double agent for the British during World War II.
House prices in the Balearics are the most expensive in Spain
Balearics is the most expensive region for both new and used housing.
Mallorca’s top chefs launch Chef Aid to raise funds for The World Central Kitchen project
“We’ve done the easy bit, now comes the hard work of raising money for the charity.”
Masks remain on public transport until the experts say otherwise in Spain
Masks should be worn on flights to and from Spain and the Balearics.
Balearics is for sale, over 91 hotels on the market
Any attempts to block foreign investors could hit the hotel industry.
Becker soon to leave jail in the UK and his Mallorca troubles behind
Mallorcan estate was worth 50 million pounds at the height of the property market.
Nadal boosts Spain’s positive image in the United States
Rafael Nadal reached levels of up to 3.3 million mentions on social networks.
Turkey set to knock the stuffing out of Mallorca this year
Turkey was the number one travel destination on UK users' minds this year.
Balearic Xmas holiday to be hit by UK border force strike
The action looks set to disrupt the pre-Christmas getaway.
Briton arrested trying to smuggle drugs into the Balearics
Four kilos of hashish and two kilos of marijuana in his suitcase.
Mallorca set to freeze this weekend
There will be no improvement until Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
“Scrap the monarchy and have President Johnson... then there would be a revolution!”
“To be honest, I think Charles will do all right. I’d give him about eight years on the throne. He’s had plenty of time to get ready and think about what he’s going to do as king and he’s got some very interesting ideas, some of which will clash with the current government’s line on certain issues, so good luck to him."
Three people injured after Palma bar attacked
Suspects left without paying for the drinks.
Britons being warned of fake EU travel visa scams
The ETIAS will apply to every UK and other visa-free passport holder entering the Schengen Zone as a tourist.
A year of free public transport in Mallorca
Plane is help ease people's fuel bills and encourage drivers to use vehicles less.
Mallorca security services on red alert for Spain-Morocco World Cup clash
Spain and Morocco last met at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.