Etiqueta 'Winter flights'
Mikael Landström (right) with the president of the Balearic tennis federation, Toni Ferragut, the president of Palma's sports institute, Susanna Moll, and Majorca's Carlos Moya.

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All-inclusive alcohol and tennis legends: the week in the Bulletin

Veteran tennis stars, veteran film director and what might be described as veteran Bulletin topics, they were all to the fore over the past week.

Monitor11/10/2015 00:00

Alvaro Middelmann, Maria Jose Hidalgo, Jose Hila and Joana Maria Adrover at yesterday’s meeting.

Transport

Mayor of Palma wants more winter flights

The Bulletin has been campaigning for two years for more winter flight connections to and from the UK...

Humphrey Carter05/10/2015 00:00

Letters to the editor

Letters to the Editor

"Myself as president of the community of Edenroc situated on the north side of Santa Ponsa Bay and many other residents have been complaining to Calvia as the local authority responsible over the past ten years about the deterioration of Santa Ponsa."

07/09/2015 00:00

Lack of flights hitting rural tourism.

Winter flights

Rural tourism hard hit by lack of winter flights

“If the number of flights increased and the demand grew, then the island would have the accommodation available to tackle seasonality.”

Humphrey Carter04/08/2015 00:00

Government plans greater competition for Majorca's winter flights

Winter flights

Government plans greater competition for Majorca's winter flights

Aim to turn around situation as exists at present, namely that from late October to late March, when airlines’ winter schedules are in operation.

Andrew Ede03/08/2015 00:00

Winter flights

Cracking winter flights

Yesterday, the Balearic government announced its intention to set to work on opening up more winter air routes between the Balearics and the principal European tourism markets.

Humphrey Carter03/08/2015 00:00

Comment

Winter flights

The other day some rather senior officials from the new city council visited our offices to discuss their plans for the next four years.

Jason Moore30/07/2015 00:00