New super luxury British hotel to open in Costa d'en Blanes in June
Calvia is going up market and the area was now welcoming a greater number of American, Australian and South Korean tourists.
Balearics huge investment in tourism sustainability
The largest investment ever, and most of the money comes from the tourist tax.
Drones will help keep the peace in Magalluf this summer
Ground breaking eye in the sky capability.
Free Balearic public transport hangs in the balance
It remains to be seen whether Palma City Council will also maintain the free service on the buses of the Municipal Transport Company (EMT).
British tourism to Spain contributes 1.4 percent to Spanish GDP
The new British ambassador is looking forward to visiting Mallorca soon.
Electric carriages now expected to be on Alcudia's roads this season
Alcudia will be the first place in Mallorca to start replacing horse-drawn carriages with electric carriages.
Short term rental regulations will cost Spain billions and jobs
This year, ten million euros will be spent in the Balearics in the ongoing fight against illegal holiday rentals.
Balearics boasts one of best ten beaches in the world
This recognition places Formentera’s beach alongside other world-renowned beaches, such as Whitehaven and Squeaky Beach, both in Australia, which occupy the top two places in the ranking.
Spain PM looks for support for ban on non-EU citizens buying properties
Over 65 percent of readers maintain Spain is taking the wrong approach to solving the housing problem.
The impossibility of camping and caravan holidays in Mallorca
An association of caravaners and campers wants regulatory change, but the omens are not good.
Spain accuses Ryanair of “blackmail”
The low cost airline could pull out of more regional airports.
Mallorca coasts threatened by invasive seaweed
Preventive measures are needed against Rugulopterix okamurae.
Feature articles
Latest headlines“Mallorca can’t continue putting prices up but offer nothing new”
“I’m on holiday. I’ve invested in that destination, I’m spending money there, I’m helping the local economy, it’s up to the politicians to sort out their domestic problems, not me and I shouldn’t be blamed for them either.”
Eating out in Mallorca: Pizzeria A Casa Del Padrino, Santa Ponsa
The food at Il Padrino was good and the service friendly and efficient.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
The next week features vibrant Sant Antoni and Sant Sebastià celebrations across Mallorca but the big days are this Friday (Sant Antoni) and on Sunday (Sant Sebastia) with the open air concerts at several squares in Palma.
Sant Sebastia 2025: Palma'S "correfoc" this coming Sunday
This year's programme features more than 20 musical performances on the day of the Revetla, spread across various stages and the final event will be the "correfoc" on the 26th.
Whole roasted cauliflower…simple & delicious!
It’s hard to believe that the humble cauliflower is now deemed to be trendy and so much in vogue that the once-unfancied brassica has usurped kale as the hipster vegetable of choice
The Bar Review: Zeppelin Live Music Bar, Magalluf
Beer starts from 2.50 euros for a caña.
Films in English across Mallorca: Showtimes from Friday, 17 to Thursday, 23 January
Explore this week's new English releases, Babygirl and Wolf Man. Check here for all showtimes and locations for all the films showing in English in Palma and Marratxi.
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Which places in Mallorca attract the most interest among luxury-home foreign buyers?
According to the property website Idealista.
Flames, fame, and fallout: A tale of wildfires, scandals, and self-improvement
Wildfires devastate LA, sparking political blame, celebrity controversies, and hardships for ordinary victims amid personal reflections on health and habits.
Formentera, Menorca and Palma, among the finalists in National Geographic Travel Awards
The magazine highlights the historical and cultural richness of its old town, its medieval streets and its “imposing Cathedral”.
Yellow Submarine sink a poor Mallorca
Four goals within a space of eight minutes in the first half.
Mallorca and Ibiza losing out to Menorca
Menorca’s unspoiled scenery will appeal to all who like active holidays.
White coats and tea: a British doctor in Mallorca
It’s seen as a symbol of professionalism and belonging, an essential part of medical care.
Night Manager set in Pollensa opening to the public; and the glamour of Formentor
A pilot scheme for visits to La Fortalesa by groups of senior citizens will start in February.
January in Soller: A quiet pause before the storm of the season
Experience the tranquil charm of January in Soller, a peaceful pause before the bustling season begins. Discover serene landscapes, local traditions, and a slower pace of life in this enchanting Mallorcan town.
Motorhome dwellers want nothing to do with Palma protest by motorhome 'tourists'
"They have a tourist and recreational purpose. What they are complaining about is an insignificant problem."
Ryanair grounds 12 Spain routes over excessive airport taxes
In the past the airline has taken Palma airport to task over its airport fees although for the moment it appears 100 percent committed to its flight operations to Mallorca.
GOOD NEWS! Little chance of new property tax, which hits Brits hard, getting the green light
Opposition politicians, real estate agents and lawyers doubt that the new law, introduced to give Spaniards a greater chance of getting on the property ladder, will ever be approved.
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.
Calvia Beach House
Calvia Beach House is Mallorca’s new boho-chic bar and restaurant escape, offering personal service in a laid-back atmosphere on the shores of Son Matias Beach in Palma Nova.
D'en Repic (Soller)
The beach is cleaned every day
Es Trenc
Most beautiful beach on the island
Son Matias (Palmanova)
Excellent range of services
Sa Calobra
One of Mallorca’s most beloved beauty spots
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- 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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Short term rental regulations will cost Spain billions and jobs
This year, ten million euros will be spent in the Balearics in the ongoing fight against illegal holiday rentals.
Spain PM looks for support for ban on non-EU citizens buying properties
Over 65 percent of readers maintain Spain is taking the wrong approach to solving the housing problem.
Spain accuses Ryanair of “blackmail”
The low cost airline could pull out of more regional airports.
The impossibility of camping and caravan holidays in Mallorca
An association of caravaners and campers wants regulatory change, but the omens are not good.
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Mallorca heads to the Madrid tourism fair | 1 de 9
The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe and Letizia, accompanied by ministers, representatives of autonomous communities, and local authorities, will inaugurate the 45th edition of Fitur this Wednesday. Fitur is the first major tourism fair of the year and one of the most important globally. The event, expected to attract around 250,000 attendees, will take place in the Ifema exhibition halls in Madrid. - Photo: Kiko Huesca
Marga Prohens greeting the Queen of Spain.
The President of the Balearics Marga Prohens at Fitur.