Spanish government rift over shorter working week breaks into the open
Spain was one of Europe's top economic performers last year, with growth driven by a tourism boom, migration and a strengthening labour market.
Week In Review
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
Mallorca news that hit the headlines from December 27 to January 2.
US journalist gives tips on how to discover the Jewel of the Mediterranean
Plan your Mallorca adventure! From its beaches and nightlife to hidden gems like Valldemossa and Serra de Tramuntana, discover what makes this Mediterranean island unforgettable.
The Balearics Minister for Toursim, Sport and Culture Jaume Bauzà in London.
The Balearics Minister for Toursim, Sport and Culture Jaume Bauzà in London.
From the Bulletin to World Tourism boss at the WTM
Before joining British Airways, Julia was senior adviser to Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Support grows for "We Love Tourism campaign" in Mallorca
“The administration has an obligation to act firmly and quickly to ensure that Mallorca is an attractive destination for millions of people who choose us every year to enjoy their holidays."
Water cut to illegal holiday homes in short-term lets crackdown
A surge in tourism over the past few years aided by the spread of holiday lets has led to widespread protests.
Balearic government praises organisers of anti mass tourism march, British media says their tone was out of line
"We want to ban non-residents from buying houses."
Tourism professor says that Mallorca anti-tourism protests could have lasting impact
Bar and restaurants report fall in takings.
Anti-tourism message being posted in top tourism area in Palma
Swede contacts police over message
Like it not, Mallorca is still a sun and beach destination
Niche markets may like Mallorca in the low season, but it’s when the sun shines that Mallorca makes its money.
Tourism in Venice
The rising sea level means poor old Venice is predicted to sink by 2100.
Ban on smoking on terraces goes down in flames with Mallorca bars and restaurants
"It is an unnecessary nuisance that will cause us very significant financial losses”.
Labor Minister Yolanda Diaz.
Labor Minister Yolanda Diaz.
Three mega-cruise ships come together in Palma including Britain's biggest
The 'Arvia', with its 185,200 tonnes, is one of the two largest and most modern ships of the historic British company P&O,
- Ryanair grounds 12 Spain routes over excessive airport taxes
- End of the Golden Visa....but there is a new way to live in Spain with few problems
- Nautical exodus from Mallorca
- The EU threatens the future of Mallorca beach bars
- Non-resident Britons and Americans buying a property in Spain face massive tax bill, PM announces
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Save our island, say protesting Mallorcans in tourism march
"The majority of people taking part were Mallorcans...."
Jason Moore26/07/2024 13:21