The law against antisocial behaviour
The law against antisocial behaviour has applied to parts of Magalluf, Playa de Palma and Sant Antoni in Ibiza.
All-Season sunshine: Calvia's beaches to stay open
The plan comes with the announcement that more hotels will be open during the low season.
Balearics remain on course to shatter the annual tourism record
Up to August, there were almost one million more tourists than in the current record year of 2018.
Balearic tourism keeps on growing - 17 million mark set to be passed this year
17 million would shatter the previous annual record.
The road up to Fornalutx
The road up to Fornalutx.
Plenty of tourists walking around Soller
Tourists walking around Soller.
Don’t tax tourists in the Balearics
“The tourist industry already pays enough tax. The time has come to scrap the tourist tax...”
The time has come to ditch the tourist tax
The time has come to ditch the tourist tax.
Everybody was under the impression that the travel industry would burst back to normal after the pandemic
Everybody was under the impression that the travel industry would burst back to normal after the pandemic.
More travel chaos for Britons heading for Mallorca this week
Friday is expected to be the worst day with 865 flights scheduled to be disrupted.
If sustainability means higher prices for tourism, "we will have to accept this"
Demand will not be affected by higher prices.
The Balearics have become Spain’s summer tourism star
In all, Mallorca’s tourism increased by 4.5%, which included a dip of 9.2% among the Spanish. Ah yes, the Spanish. Mallorca’s become expensive for them, so some tourism industry sources have suggested...
Tit for tat UK and EU travel visas on the horizon
The British government has confirmed that a new travel permit is being launched in October for people heading to the UK.
End of Mallorca's tourism season - time to protest
When EU tourism ministers gather in Palma, they can expect to be greeted with protests.
How the Bulletin launched a career from Number 10 to world tourism President
Julia, whose career has taken her to Number 10 Downing Street and the Board of Directors of British Airways/Iberia, was only too happy to talk about her time at the Bulletin.
Who's to blame for Mallorca's "tourist saturation"? The last Balearic government
"115,000 tourist accommodation places were authorised over the eight years."
Casa Planas: Palma’s cultural centre with history
Around three million photos and negatives as well as around 18,000 postcards are stored in the archive of the Casa Planas cultural centre in the Es Fortí district of Palma.
Julia Simpson at our offices in Palma
Julia Simpson at our offices in Palma where she explained how her career had started at the Bulletin.
- Britons cash in on the outgoing Golden Visa in Spain to beat the 90 day rule
- Royal Navy submarine dives into a storm in Spain
- After a holiday in Mallorca Richard Gere moves to Spain
- Laura Hamilton: “I’ve always loved Mallorca, I just wished I’d bought here earlier...”
- The 90 day rule does have some positive results in Spain!
Comment
Tourists take over Soller
The problem is that locals cannot go about their daily business and all the while, tourists are blissfully unaware of the fierce polemic raging in the town.
Anna Nicholas29/09/2023 15:20