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.
Mallorca flight fog threat
The thick fog will continue on Saturday according to the Met Office, with some areas seeing visibility reduced to just 100 metres, so check with your airlines.
Check out the most sought-after luxury home in the Balearics
The spectacular estate, which dates back to the 19th century and was completely restored in 2006, is located in the picturesque municipality of Lloret de Vistalegre.
Mallorca to spy on beaches and water consumption
Thanks to the data provided by its sensors, this network can measure the capacity of places of interest such as beaches or car parks, provide information of interest for hiking routes, use of public transport or control the use of aquifers, among other possibilities.
The last anti-mass tourism protest of the year in the Balearics
The Balearics is also the region with the most expensive housing and the second highest rental prices, and has 5,800 houses officially destined for tourist rental.
More complications for Britons wishing to move to Mallorca
It was seen as a way of attracting badly needed foreign investment in the wake of the eurozone crisis, which hit Spain’s property sector particularly hard.
Hiker seriously injured after falling 20 metres in Mallorca
One of the divers was dropped into the water and rescued the injured man.
End of year weather for Spain and the Balearics
The forecast is settled for most of the next week.
2024 deadliest year on migration routes with 30 deaths a day to Spain
Algerian route to the Balearics, considered among the most risky due to the length and difficulty.
Police remove potentially explosive substance in Mallorca
According to the police, picric acid or trinitrophenol is a substance that must be handled under safety measures, being classified as explosive when it is in a dry state.
Will Starmer be returning to Soller for New Year?
If he does come back to Mallorca he better watch his 90 day movements!
Mallorca driver eight times over the limit with a 4 year old child
The man is charged with an alleged offence against road safety and has not yet been able to prove that he has a valid driving licence in Spain, so he could also be investigated for this offence.
Russian cargo ship sinks in Mediterranean heading south of Mallorca
LSEG ship tracking data shows the vessel departed from the Russian port of St. Petersburg on Dec. 11 and was last seen sending a signal at 2204 GMT on Monday between Algeria and Spain where it sank - any futher and she would have been off Mallorca.
New helicopter for Mallorca’s firefighters
In the last ten years, he stressed, this unit has tripled its number of rescues, from 100 to 300 sorties a year.
Palma will not fine for the Low Emission Zone in 2025
The council had initially reported that there would be a three-month moratorium, but has finally decided to extend it to the whole year in order to carry out “an information campaign” so that citizens are clear about the rules.
Britons told to “reconsider” Mallorca
Fodor’s other destinations of concern are Bali, Indonesia, Koh Samui, Thailand, Agrigento, Sicily, Italy, British Virgin Islands, Kerala, India, Kyoto and Tokyo, Japan,Oaxaca, Mexico, Scotland North Coast 500 and Mount Everest.
Fresh move to scrap new tourist registration scheme in Spain
This situation causes a competitive disadvantage with respect to the European market, as obligations are imposed on companies that the national laws of other European states do not impose.
Outrage over Mallorca cat shooting
“We are appealing to the community for any information that may help to identify the perpetrator and prevent acts of this kind from happening again.”
Over 12 million tourists visit the Balearics
United States accounts for 5.5% of visitors to Spain.
Will it snow in Mallorca this Christmas? Tuesday's weather
Temperatures will rise on Christmas Day.
- Spanish hotel fined 1,500 euros for wanting to photocopy a guest’s ID card
- Surge in demand for Spanish Golden visas as U.S. citizens seek new life away from Trump
- First tourists cancel bookings at popular Mallorca complex with squatters
- Foreign Office updates guide for UK travellers to Spain
- Residents furious in Palma NO-GO area
Comment
Politics in the UK is getting like football
So instead of wooing voters, politicians will be running after huge investors. Surely that is not what democracy is about or have I missed something?
Humphrey Carter 27/12/2024 10:31