Bus drivers say stress and "unrealistic schedules" were behind the fatal accident in Pollensa
"Who designs these schedules? Someone who has ever driven a bus?"
Spanish restaurants asking you to pay before you arrive
More bars and restaurants in Mallorca have been forced to implement a customer self-payment system.
Driver seriously injured after Alcudia head-on collision
Another accident in Alcudia had occurred thirty minutes earlier.
Fresh push to let young Britons work in the EU
Research by ABTA and Seasonal Businesses in Travel (SBiT) shows overseas travel roles have fallen by 69% since the UK’s departure from the EU.
The Energy Challenge fills Algaida with fun and sustainability
One of the most popular workshops was the electric bike workshop, where students experienced how much electricity they produce when pedalling, thus understanding the effort behind energy consumption.
No fires allowed: fines of up to €21,000 for endangering the forests in the Balearics
In more serious cases, such as the fire in Cala Tuent in 2016, fines of up to £21,000 were imposed for damage to protected land.
Balearic hotels "a priority target" for investment funds
"Identifying investment opportunities is easy; identifying good ones is the hard part."
Sunday weather in Mallorca
There were thunderstorms in eastern Mallorca in the early hours of Saturday.
