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.
Of course Mallorca WANTS British tourists
"British tourism key to the Balearics..."
"My mother said she had seen Madeleine on the Cala Gran beach on two occasions during our stay..."
"She always maintained she had seen her in Cala d’Or..."
Resorts in the Red Sea could give Mallorca a run for its money this summer
Popular resorts such as Sharm el-Sheikh have felt the effects of inflation and political instability
Britain invests 10 billion in Spain since Brexit vote
As noted by Hugh Elliott, the UK’s ambassador to Spain, these investments go toward maintaining over 200,000 jobs.
Mallorca, in the eye of the polar storm
Maximum temperature will not be above 15 degrees Centigrade
Sir Elton John touches down in Mallorca
"In 2010 he performed a major concert at the Son Moix stadium..."
Your news update from Mallorca: the big stories of the week
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca
British police in contact with Guardia Civil over Madeleine sighting in Cala d'Or
British detectives worked closely with their Mallorcan counterparts.
"Watered down version" of foreign property ban to be presented to Balearic parliament
"Hot potato" effectively knocked into touch.
British billionaires see their Mallorca investments "rocket"
They have a net worth of 16 billion pounds.
Spain approves law allowing gender self-determination
The vote was the last hurdle for legislation that has caused a major rift within Spain's left-wing coalition, as the country gears up for a general election later this year.
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- British tourists will be “tracked” while on holiday in Mallorca
- 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"
Comment
Dreaming
“Balearic President Francina Armengol must be dreaming of the day when she can govern alone...”
Jason Moore 24/02/2023 10:28