Find out which ships are in port today
There are no cruise ships scheduled to visit Palma today
Restaurants in the Balearics breaking the law by not offering tap water
Most customers are unaware of the right to free tap water.
Week in Review: Elections, housing, squatters, water supply and no beach bars
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca.
Mallorca beach being dug up in search of Civil War victims
Work will be stopped ahead of the Easter holidays.
Dolphin delight near Pollensa in Mallorca
Dolphins making the most of the great weather.
Business and government together on Balearics tourism circularity
The aim is for the Balearics to be "the first circular tourism destination in the world".
Brexit is not done
I wonder if anyone actually knew what Brexit would entail because it doesn’t look like it.
Is the cycle of exiting crisis merely being repeated?
A key message from that conference was that exit from the pandemic crisis has focused on the same solutions as previously - more tourism and more construction.
Living the (long) life well lived!
Apparently, there are 14,500 centenarians currently living in the United Kingdom at the moment...
Son Ferriol and the heretics of southern France
The Albigensian Crusade was meant to have wiped out the Cathars, but some made it to Mallorca.
Mallorca first in the world to have hydrogen-powered transport for tourists
TUI have taken the opportunity created by the Lloseta hydrogen plant.
New giant cruise ship comes to Palma
First season in the Mediterranean for Enchanted Princess.
Record-breaking cruise ship heading for Mallorca
Liner became the vessel to cross the Atlantic Ocean with the most guests and crew onboard.
Friday's weather in Mallorca
Weather forecast for Friday, March 24; again expected to be warmest in the north of the island.
Consul General Lloyd Milen wants Britons to enjoy Magalluf in a responsible manor
Foreign Office has launched numerous health and safety campaigns for British tourists.
"Excessive drinking was creating so many problems..."
"I am very proud of the changes which have taken place..."
Former British Magalluf bar worker campaigning to stop balcony deaths
Former Magalluf bar worker Georgia Hague was awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for campaigning to stop balcony accidents.
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Changing resort
“The changing face of Magalluf is now a reality. It is an up-market resort”
Jason Moore