Mallorca scores big: Borussia Dortmund joins forces with local youth club
Probably one of the biggest things to happen in youth football here in Mallorca for a very long time was announced last week — and I was lucky enough to be there.
From backlash to boarding pass: What the UK-EU Deal means for Mallorca
There seemed to be quite a lot of backlash this week following Sir Keir Starmer’s UK Government agreement with the EU.
Mallorca pays the price for Madrid’s promises
“Once again, Mallorca will suffer from a policy that benefits the mainland more than it benefits us.”
Palma Auditorium
“It suddenly made sense to do a show in Mallorca, in a venue that feels right, in a place that means so much to us”
Our friends at Wave Mallorca Radio have given us two tickets for the John Bishop performance at Palma’s Auditorium for Friday, April 11.
Overtourism Protests: Are tourists really to blame?
The protesters in my opinion should not target the tourists as that is the lifeblood of our island.
Cruising into controversy: Palma’s push to curb tourism
The Tourist Tax has been raised in high season and scrapped in January and February.
Youth mobility & school holiday reforms: A step in the right direction?
If the child has a good attendance record and is not behind in their work, in my view they should be encouraged to go on holiday.
Balearic Tourism: Balancing growth, sustainability, and a billion-euro boost
Being an island, we rely on people arriving by air and sea, so is it any wonder the amount of investment in our airport and ports?
Brexit’s legacy: Denying young people the freedom to move and work
Although you have to be over 18 to vote in the UK, why weren’t the 16 and 17-year-olds at the time not given the opportunity to vote on something that would ultimately affect their future?
Shorter workweek for a seasonal economy in the Balearics?
Ever since Brexit and the removal of freedom of movement, this has become a major problem.
From coffee to Calvia’s transformation
Last week, I interviewed Juan Antonio to look back on his first 18 months in power.
From Redcoats to Ryanair: how tourism transformed over four decades
A personal journey through tourism history: From Butlins to Mallorca, and the rise of Ryanair in the holiday market
Embracing a brighter future for Mallorca tourism
Explore why Magalluf winters remain quiet compared to Benidorm, updates at Palma Airport, and the case for renaming it Rafa Nadal International Airport.
Flooding in Valencia triggers memories of Sant Llorenç
Despite the forecasts, many people in the Valencia region only received warnings when the rain had already begun and evacuation was not possible for many.
From Dad Taxi to tourist troubles in Mallorca
So my question is, why did they take the toll charge away in 2017? Surely it’s time to bring it back?
Tourist Taxes: Transparency or just another moneygrab?
“Just a thought, why isn’t the government promoting what they are spending the tourist tax money on?"
Why the UK should look to Spain for pensioner perks
If you are an ex-pat who permanently resides in Spain, then you can take part in the programme provided you meet any of the following criteria.
From avoiding doctors to prioritising health: My wake-up call
I urge any of you out there who like me didn’t like to visit the doctors to do so.
Dynamic Pricing: How Oasis ticket sales exposed a much bigger problem
Ticketmaster brought in dynamic pricing in 2018 after seeing its success in other markets.
- Spain proposes ban on solo driving: New rule would require minimum two people per car
- Viral sunburn trend hits Mallorca beaches as tourists share shocking tanning photos
- Spain issues holiday warning to British tourists coming this summer
- Mallorca hoteliers warn of British market slowdown as hotels and restaurant terraces are "empty" in Soller
- Three-metre crocodile returns to Mallorca lake
Comment
Protesting the hand that feeds us?
We should be embracing what we have and looking for solutions to the problem.
Richie Prior 11/07/2025 11:22