Jason Moore
Managing Editor
Jason Moore joined the Bulletin straight from school as a junior reporter after being educated at international schools on the island in 1988. As a news reporter he worked closely with our Spanish stablemate Última Hora and was sent on numerous foreign assignments including Boston and London. He became Deputy Editor in 1996 and Editor in 1997. In 2018 he was appointed Managing editor with the additional responsibility of sales and advertising. In 2022 he oversaw the transformation of the Bulletin into an online publication and the launch of the new Mallorca Bulletin. Born in Cambridge in 1970, he moved to Mallorca aged 5 and was educated at Bellver International College and Kings College. In 2012 he received a special award from the Calvia Council on the Bulletin’s 50th anniversary. He has written articles for most of the leading UK newspapers and has often worked as a pundit on British and Spanish television and radio programmes.
Headless chickens in the British government
Britain should leave the European Union sooner rather than later.
Tourist tax success
The introduction of the tourist tax has been a success. Few problems and vital revenue for the local economy.
Tourism promotion for the low-season
We want more visitors, not necessarily in the summer but certainly during the winter.
A government bad joke
Spain is rapidly becoming a laughing stock; it still doesn't have a government.
British resident voting rights
I would remind the British government that we have been promised the vote.
Terraces in Palma
I am sure that the city council could have found another venue for the book fair.
National versus party interest
The political stalemate is hitting Spain's international image.
British economy post-referendum
The British economy has not gone into meltdown since the referendum.
Could the EU have done more to help Remain?
Who has more to fear from the British exit from the European Union, the UK or those countries who remain part of the EU?
Booze ban on flights
"Limiting the sale of alcohol on flights is certainly a step in the right direction."
Should there be fewer tourists?
"I can see a debate on the horizon over fewer tourists but more spending power."
No more moaning about the season
"The thousands of tourists on the island at the moment will mean that we can have a quiet and easy winter with no worries."
- Balearic government plans big increase in tax on cruise ship passengers and even a cash levy on hire cars
- Another body found by a Mallorca beach
- Heavy rains return to Spain putting country on RED alert
- As the town hall announces 21 million euros investment, Playa de Palma residents denounce drugs and homelessness
- Saturday weather in Mallorca
Comment
Blame a tourist
Tourists should be welcomed not blamed for Majorca's shortcomings.
Jason Moore 09/09/2016 00:00