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.
Over 50% of British families planning an all inclusive holiday this year
Egypt and Turkey seeing a significant increase in popularity this year because of the all-round amazing value they offer.
Joseph Fiennes gets fit in Mallorca
Fiennes will star in a new Netflix action thriller with Jennifer Lopez.
Intense heat wave heading for the Balearics next week
This year could break the all-time temperature record for April.
British expats to get UK vote for life “ahead of next election”
The overseas electors change is expected to be made and come into force in January 2024.
Spain and EU under pressure to tackle French air traffic control strikes
Nearly all UK flights bound for the Balearics pass through French air space.
Rafa Nadal hits the dance floor in Mallorca
Rafa Nadal was on a night out in Porto Cristo.
"I found my heart in Mallorca"
"Music can be a great healer and here in Mallorca I’ve found my inspiration and I want to grow and expand."
Balearic nightclubs to crack down on sexual assaults and violence
People who feel unsafe, vulnerable or threatened can discreetly seek help by approaching venue staff and asking them for ‘Angela’.
Britons flocking to Spain, market leader
Over 3.4 million Britons have visited Spain so far this year.
Security service cannot afford to work or live in Mallorca
Guardia Civil sleeping in motorhomes, on campsites or even in their own vehicle.
Sa Calobra road will open next week
Businesses have claimed that the closure has cost them money.
Legendary Mallorcan skipper goes back to his roots - solo across the Atlantic
"To be honest, win or not, I just want to be able to put in a performance I can be proud of, especially after all of the preparation and because of all of my family, friends and members of the Mallorcan nautical sector who have lent me a hand.”
“The Partido Popular doesn’t believe in people making lifestyle choices by fear”
“We are proud of the fact you have chosen to make Mallorca your home."
Nadal withdraws from Barcelona Open
With little over a month until the French Open gets under way, will Nadal make his return in time?
A scorcher in Mallorca this weekend
High temperatures will continue into next week.
Mallorca all set for Love Island
Producers hoping that the Mallorca version will inject some love back into the viewing figures.
Not a good start for Mallorca
The Easter holidays traditionally tend to give a good indication as to how the season is going to play out; Palma airport has failed already.
Balearics set for an unusually hot summer
On Wednesday maximum temperatures reached 32ºC in Puerto Pollensa.
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"
- Mallorca needs to remember price is king
Comment
Why so many cars in Palma?
The season has hardly started, it’s the post-Easter lull, but Palma is nearing gridlock already.
Humphrey Carter 20/04/2023 14:54