Brexit
May says she will quit if her Brexit deal is passed
Some forty members of the ERG European Research Group are said to now back the deal.
Brexit
Bulletin in the news with British ambassador
The visit by British ambassador Simon Manley and his speech at the Bulletin Brexit Breakfast was widely reported.
Brexit
Ambassador provides positive message about future relationship
"We have to work together in developing the relationship. This is the key and will be the key to overcoming uncertainties."
Brexit
Spain to guarantee UK citizens' rights
The contingency plan for a no-deal Brexit aims to ensure that British citizens are not deprived of their rights.
Tourism
General election the latest uncertainty for tourism
The general election and the failure to pass the state budget are among the industry's concerns.
Tourism
Spain and the Balearics are readjusting prices
Abta say that holiday bookings in the UK are "holding up pretty well".
Brexit
Brexit information meeting in Puerto Pollensa
The meeting at St Andrews Church is on 12 February.
Brexit
Small businesses point to serious impacts from Brexit
British property buying and holiday rentals tourism are important factors for Spain's economy.
Tourism
Minister plays down 2019 tourism fears
While Brexit and other matters concerned politicians and the tourism industry, anti-roads protesters wanted their say as well.
Tourism
Promotional campaign because of Brexit fears
While a promotion campaign is being launched, the hoteliers have called for the tourist tax to be suspended.
Brexit
Majorca businesses wanting Brexit decisions
There are tourism concerns and worries about Balearic exports.
Letters to the Editor
Brexit concerns and the Presidents of the buildings on the North Side of Santa Ponsa Bay meet.
Brexit
"Brexit was based on fake news and nationalist populism"
Balearics MEP Rosa Estaras believes that Tuesday will be "one of the most important days in modern history for the United Kingdom".
Brexit
Balearic “British” companies ready for Brexit chaos
“We have been preparing for the past 18 months, it will be a throw back to before the Maastricht Treaty...”
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Balearic businesses concerned by Brexit "passivity"
The Spanish government's contingency plan for a no-deal Brexit doesn't mention tourism.
Brexit
May says a new leader would have to extend or rescind Brexit notice
Theresa May said any new leader would have to extend the 29 March deadline for Britain's exit.
- 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"
Comment
Too late
It is amazing that Spain has just woken up to Brexit and its impact on tourism.
Jason Moore30/01/2019 14:52