News of the day 18 July 2016
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Packed beaches for now in Majorca at any rate.

Brexit

Mediterranean tourism to be affected by Brexit

Moody's may see a complicated future for tourism in Spain and the Balearics, but the BBVA bank, reporting on Balearic growth, is one source which does not.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Keeping cool in Majorca during the heatwave. But watch the water consumption. There are near drought conditions as well.

Weather

Heatwave in the Balearics until Thursday at least

Highs in the Balearics are forecast to be up to 36C this week, with the mainland sweltering with 42C.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

How can an apartment that is not registered for tourist rental be subject to the tourist tax?

Tourist tax

Aptur insists that unregulated holiday rentals are not liable for tourist tax

The association for tourist apartments has all along been insisting that unregulated properties cannot have the tax levied on them.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

The Gorg Blau reservoir's capacity has been greatly reduced.

Environment

Palma hotels may have to pay more for water

Neus Truyol, president of Palma's Emaya municipal services agency, says that the town hall is studying an increase in rates charged to the highest consumers of water.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Simply Red play Palma on 20 August.

Entertainment

Miami meets Majorca at Simply Red concert

Miami skyscraper development, Missoni Baia, has offered its sponsorship to the VIP area at the 20 August Simply Red concert at Palma’s bullring.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

News / Comment

Comment

Not such a record season

The uncertainty after the Brexit vote has been enormous and sterling has dropped by about 10 per cent.

Jason Moore

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