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.
Small boats of immigrants intercepted off the Balearics
Some 32,878 migrants have taken the perilous route in boats from West Africa to the Canary Islands between January and October 15.
The Bulletin warned Britons in June that Labour would hike holiday prices to Mallorca
Any increase in APD is likely to be passed on to customers through higher air fares. This could significantly impact family holidays and travel plans.
British tourists concerned about heat, overcrowding and price
"The soaring costs, against the backdrop of people feeling financially squeezed and reports of protests in response to overcrowding are also responsible for people considering their options."
The late Liam Payne's surprise Mallorca birthday
Payne had spoken publicly about his struggles with mental health and using alcohol to cope with the pressures of fame.
Mallorca home to most expensive property in Spain
The luxury property market is showing no signs of slowing down.
Human remains found at rubbish plant as search for missing Mallorca woman continues
During the investigation it has also been established that Agostina Rubini Medina was a friend of Malén Ortiz Rodríguez who went missing in Son Ferrer, near Magalluf, eleven years ago.
Greece takes a swipe at Spain's overcrowding problem
“The question is not whether we want more tourists, but whether we want tourists who will spend more in our country.”
Arrested for raping his 10-year-old stepdaughter and getting her pregnant in Mallorca
The accused is an old acquaintance and has two previous records for ill-treatment.
Missing Mallorca woman fell into a rubbish container taken to recycling plant
Investigators have confirmed that she got into a container and it is believed that she was unable to get out.
British tourists warned that Spain is cracking down on "illegal" tourism
The aim is to prosecute fraud and put a stop to illegal or fraudulent seasonal tourist accommodation in order to "mobilise the largest residential rental housing stock".
Battle against tourist tax hike in Balearics gains momentum
“There will not be more tourists in winter and fewer tourists in summer.”
A royal touch of Kate Middleton in Mallorca
Indian designer Saloni Lodha has dressed other royal celebrities such as Kate Middleton and Beatrice of York.
85% of Bulletin readers will boycott Mallorca in fear of being fined 30,000 euros
Many people feel it is an infringement of their human rights and could also clash with data protection laws, not to mention being a major hassle.
“If there is room to raise hotel prices, the tourist tax can also be increased” in the Balearics
Balearic residents will be compensated for paying the tax,
Mallorca smashes records as the hottest place in Spain
In Binissalem, there was a high of 34C on Monday.
Could Marks & Spencer be heading for Mallorca?
With this comeback, Marks & Spencer aims to re-establish its presence in Spain and reinforce its commitment to sustainability and quality.
Daring mountain rescue in Mallorca
The Guardia Civil recommend planning routes sufficiently in advance, stressing its difficulty and duration, as well as informing a family member or friend of the itinerary to be followed, and the expected time of return.
Mallorca enjoys a 30ºC start to mid October
Mud rain warning for the Balearics later this week.
- Electricity bills power ahead in Spain as goverment slaps heavy tax on bills
- The British government understands the 90-day rule frustration
- Start applying for UK entry visa from tomorrow
- British drive increase in holiday bookings
- Surge in demand for Spanish Golden visas as U.S. citizens seek new life away from Trump
Comment
“I’m in Mallorca ‘get me out of here’”
An obvious lack of control on port activity, despite assurances otherwise after the local authorities rolled back on its initial free-for-all approach, plus an amazing lack of control on illegal street traders.
Humphrey Carter 18/10/2024 09:40