Don't drink alcohol on the streets, you could be hit with big fine in Spain
There are exceptions to this, however, such as in outdoor cafés and bars and places offering seating by the doors of establishments. Official fiestas regulated by city authorities also allow the presence of drinks.
Ten years on and cyclist 'saturation' in the mountains has increased
In 2014, the mayor of Escorca warned that infrastructure needed to be improved.
Palma taxi drivers complain their fares are too cheap
The national average price for a one-kilometre journey is 3.75 euros.
Government plan to measure Mallorca beach overcrowding
The pilot project will focus on one as yet unnamed beach.
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The Raoul Wallenberg International School comes to Palma with the best international education for your children's future
RWIS's educational offer focuses on pupils up to the age of 7 with the aim of starting to create a community in which everyone can grow together
"I work with the most dangerous animals in the world", says Mallorcan entomologist
"Mosquitoes pose the greatest danger. They don't kill us directly, but they transmit diseases that can kill us."
Hotel Formentor company given ten days to quit the car park
The transfer of the car park to the town hall was a condition of the hotel's redevelopment licence.
Saint George Special
Palmanova hosts a series of events to thank the English, both tourists and residents, for for their loyalty over the years.
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LifestyleEmotional homecoming for Mallorca-born award winning British soprano
According to The Times, Alexandra Lowe is a tour de force to be reckoned with and certainly one not to be missed in Mallorca next month.
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Magalluf and other Calvia resorts without beach services
A reason for the delay, according to the town hall, was the cyberattack in January.
Mallorca still waiting for new "responsible tourism" law
The tourism minister had promised to present the amended law before Easter.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
Weekend activities (19 to 21 April) include concerts, marathons, fairs, and exhibitions across different locations. St. George's Day celebrations from (23 to 25 April) feature shows, talks, and sports in Palmanova.
Residents of the Paseo Maritimo fed up with the constant filth
The association points out the absence of adequate rubbish bins along the promenade.
Cava producer Freixenet plans to furlough 80% of workforce due to drought
The measure is expected to become effective in May, and the company did not specify how long the layoffs would last.
Alarm in Magalluf after several sunbeds catch fire in an apartment building
Fortunately, no injuries have been reported, given the establishment's closure to the public at the time.
The boom in motorcycle and scooter hire in Mallorca
There are concerns about some operators and their 'additional charges'.
The plan to save Mallorca's small shops
In the whole of the Balearics almost 5,000 shops have been lost since 2008.
Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
This was in the early hours of Friday morning.
British company at Palma Airport denounced for employment violations
It is alleged that the company forced employees to sign contracts with "substantial modifications".
Homes for Mallorca's residents ... in the north of Spain
While there is an emphasis on second homes, these developments could also provide main residences.
Residents view Palma bars' reactivation with horror
Bar terraces on the Paseo Marítimo are reopening this weekend.
A Ma Maison
Top quality food cooked with passion in this cosy Santa Catalina restaurant. But it's not your average eatery. Think of it more like going to dine at a friend's house with no idea what delicious dish awaits you.
Nisi by Giuseppe
NISÌ By Giuseppe is a gastronomic establishment located in the heart of Puerto de Alcudia where you can enjoy authentic cuisine, all in a quiet family atmosphere.
Cala Deya
A danty beach
Playa Formentor
A clean, tree-backed stretch of paradise
Cala Mondragó
Given protected status in 1992
Playa de Alcudia
The accessibility by car is easy
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- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
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Navigating Mallorca’s rising costs
Being an island that has to import most of its produce, unfortunately means we are hit harder than most.
UK travel document reminder if heading for Mallorca
Border guards will check you’re complying with the 90-day visa-free limit for short stays in the Schengen area.
British tourists dominate winter in Mallorca
Expenditure by tourists resident in the United Kingdom has increased by 36.4 %.
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How investment capital and income is taxed in Spain
An approved life assurance policy, where you hold your choice of investments within its ‘wrapper’, can provide tax advantages in Spain.
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Comment
Whose homes are they anyway?
If hoteliers can build for employees, then there is land for everyone.
Andrew Ede