Police will prevent beach access at Sant Joan
People normally gather in great number on the beaches on the Eve of Sant Joan.
Residents' complaints because of Palma temporary terraces
A lifesaver for bars, but residents struggle to find somewhere to park.
Guardia Civil operation at illegal Palma dump
The Guardia Civil have been investigating the burning of tyres and other incidents.
Quiet streets in Palma Mallorca
Well before the curfew starts, but quiet on the streets of Palma.
Palma Mallorca
The old centre is a popular area for holiday apartments.
Bookings for illegal holiday apartment rentals at 25% for the summer
Apartments for holiday rental are expressly prohibited in Palma.
Five crew members test positive for Covid-19, cruise ship in Palma bay
Five crew members had tested positive for Covid.
Costa Cruises planning Palma cruises from July 10
Two itineraries have been scheduled for the Aida Perla.
Management of S'Escorxador centre up in the air
The concession for the management of the centre expires at the end of the year.
Palma residents angered by pedestrianisation plans
Four streets are due to be pedestrianised.
A new free out-of-centre car park for Palma
There are now four of these car parks away from the city centre.
Palma led the growth in the pawning of jewellery in 2020
The crisis has driven more people to go to the pawnbroker.
Commercial rents in Palma down by 50% or more
Even with hefty reductions for new contracts, there hasn't been a rush of new tenants.
Palma, Mallorca relaunch of tourism
The presentation of the campaign on Friday.
Palma presents its tourism relaunch campaign
The objective for this year is to recover at least 50% of the number of tourists in 2019.
People on a street in Palma, Mallorca
A big rise in sales of personal equipment.
Tourists in Palma, Mallorca
The tourism model is subject to debate.
The city of Palma
The city of Palma.
Palma, Mallorca, with bars closed
Palma in January, with bars closed.
Comment
Viewpoint: Signs of life in Palma
Palma is starting to open up as tourists begin to trickle in from the European Union.
Humphrey Carter20/05/2021 10:29