Ryanair top the number of consumer complaints in Mallorca
The consumers association in the Balearics accuses low-cost airlines of "blackmailing tactics".
Branson’s supersonic jets could be flying to Mallorca
The basic parameters of the initial high speed aircraft design include a targeted Mach 3 certified delta-wing aircraft that would have capacity for 9 to 19 people at an altitude above 60,000 feet and would also be able to incorporate custom cabin layouts to address customer needs, including Business or First Class seating arrangements.
Environment
Sowing the seed for a more sustainable future for Mallorca
"We can’t continue with ‘use and leave’ tourism, not in the mass numbers the island attracts. We need to educate people and encourage them to give something back and at the same time pursue the local authorities in reacting and responding responsibly, sensibly and with a long-term approach."
First tourists cancel bookings at popular Mallorca complex with squatters
46 German tourists travelling as a group were due to have arrived at Bellevue in Alcudia on April 6.
Shorter UK school holiday threat to Mallorca
Any move would not only hit hotels but also attractions aimed at families and children.
Security being stepped up to prevent squatting in Mallorca's hotels
The hoteliers federation blames legislation that gives "legitimacy to criminal conduct".
Air-traffic controllers in Palma fear "operational risks" because of new parking arrangements
Air-traffic controllers will no longer be able to park right by the control centre gate.
Bulgaria beer prices could cost Mallorca this summer
£1.50 for a pint of beer and a meal at a budget restaurant costs about £8.50, while a three-course meal for two at a mid-range restaurant averages around £30.
Flights to take off from Canada to Mallorca
"Spain is an essential destination for North American travellers, and this collaboration with Air Europa strengthens our ties with the country while enhancing the overall travel experience.”
Squatters at Alcudia's Bellevue don't intend to leave
"We are here because there are no flats to live in. It is impossible to pay the rents."
Valentine’s Day treat
The Avatar voice at home in Mallorca
“Mallorca is actually so big and it has so much infrastructure that you don’t really get that island feeling of being in a limited space. You keep finding new places, new communities and people.”
Police urging that all thefts by homeless at Palma Airport are reported
Thefts are generating a general sense of insecurity.
Government tells management to ensure safety during Palma Airport works
The CCOO union filed a complaint against the AENA airport operator last week.
Ryanair launches “crazy” price campaign
Michael O’Leary lashed out at the Minister of Consumer Affairs again, whom he once again called a ‘crazy communist minister’, a ‘crazy politician’ and now a ‘clown’.
A family’s fight in Mallorca against a rare autoimmune disease
“Every contribution, no matter the size, helps bring us one step closer to giving our daughter a future where she has a better quality of life.”
Travel mistakes which could cost you money
"Even simple things like flying with two different airlines and charges for overweight baggage can catch travellers off guard and take a real dent out of the travel budget.”
Multiple thefts targeting passengers, shops, and bars reported at Palma Airport
Passengers are being targeted at check-in counters, as well as their luggage while they wait to check in.
Spanish hotel fined 1,500 euros for wanting to photocopy a guest’s ID card
The argument over the new 'big brother' visitor registration scheme rumbles on with calls for it to be scrapped.
Top-rated beaches in Mallorca you can't miss in 2025
With over three hundred beaches and hidden coves, the island is a true paradise.