Tourism
Magalluf summer booze cruises sold out
"These cruises totally clash with Calvia's attempt to eradicate anti-social behaviour."
Calvia
Mayor of Calvia sticking to his guns over TV screens
No outside screens for Euro 2016 in Magalluf, Santa Ponsa and other Calvia resorts.
Holidays sold out, Magalluf selfies and murder: the week in Majorca
Summer holidays will be in short supply, but was there some hyping-up going on?
Tourism
Foreign Office youth tourism campaign launched in Magalluf
Palmer said that young tourists should come to have fun but do so without indulging in excesses and being out of control.
Fairs and Fiestas
Demons taking over Magalluf
It's going to be a great night out in Magalluf this Friday, 13 May.
Police
British holidaymaker "accidentally drowns" after night out in Magalluf
23-year-old Briton Samantha Johnson was found dead in a hotel bath late on Monday night.
Sport
Beach rugby fever grips Magalluf
Record number of teams have come to Majorca from across Europe to compete in this year’s tournament.
Law
Controversy over Calvia crackdown
New ordinance places emphasis on behaviour, that of residents and tourists. Fines of up to 3,000 euros.
Graffiti, housing, the return of Magalluf: the week in Majorca
The recurring theme of holiday rentals and their regulation started the week off.
Magalluf
Magalluf crackdown on bad behaviour and prostitutes
The amendment also gives the possibility of criminal proceedings against prostitutes and covers the likes of illegal street selling, drinking on the street, urinating in public and "balconing".
Magalluf
The new Jamaica hotel pivotal to the “new Magalluf”
The redevelopment entails an investment of between 35 and 40 million euros.
Music
Majorca to host first UK Folk Festival next month
For the first time ever the island of Majorca is to play host to the UK Folk Festival.
Police
Calvia begins planning its summer security operations
Rodriguez also told the Bulletin this week that he would like to see the return of British police officers but in greater numbers.
Photography
Magalluf photo on shortlist for top global award
“A woman checks on the welfare of a British man slumped across a wall on Magalluf beach, Majorca” has been shortlisted for this year’s Sony World Photography Awards 2016.
Magalluf
Magalluf revamp is helping to boost tourist spend
“A tourism model based on sun and sand and competing on the lowest price is all very well, but it’s not sustainable in the long term.”
Magalluf
UK travel industry praise for Magalluf and Ibiza makeovers
ABTA states that Spain is set for a bumper year with bookings for summer 2016 ahead of previous years as 2015 comes to a close.
Magalluf, black payments and an election: the past week in Majorca
Yet another new look for Magalluf, an apparent drought and an end to black payments for property. Some of the themes over the past week in The Bulletin.
Magalluf
Armengol calls for more private sector involvement in Magalluf
"Longer seasons, more stable employment and more sustainable tourism that reduces the impact on the environment."
Trains, planes and the sack: the past week in The Bulletin
Michael Portillo and Chapi Ferrer: a Majorcan train journey and a Majorcan exit. Just two of the highlights last week in The Bulletin.
Magalluf
Concerns still exist for Magalluf monitoring committee
There are matters which continue to be of concern, such as the prostitution (and therefore mugging), the activities of PRs, the illegal sale of excursions, the lack of illumination in some streets and security cameras that don’t work.
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- Russian-owned Black Pearl in Mallorca
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