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What does your horoscope say about you today: Saturday, July 27
If we hope to avoid unnecessary stress, we may need to be mindful of making small issues into bigger ones
Sister Sledge: “We are family and always will be”
"That sense of joy, happiness, laughter and unity is what we’re going to be bringing to Mallorca. We want to see everyone out of their seats, sharing the love. Don’t be shy, have fun, we want everyone to go home with a love for life because I think we take it for granted too often."
Lisette Oropesa: "I am very happy when I connect with the public"
She is one of the most sought-after sopranos on the current classical scene, and next weekend she will be singing for the first time in Mallorca.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Navigating your next superyacht position: A guide to effective job junting
Securing a position on a superyacht is a dream for many maritime enthusiasts, offering the opportunity to travel the world while working in a prestigious and dynamic environment.
A year of legislature: milestones and duties with the Mediterranean sea
This first year of the legislature has been a rather disappointing period in terms of giving the Balearic marine and coastal environment the attention it deserves.
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman join forces this summer in the latest Marvel film
Here are the films showing in English at the movie theatres across Mallorca for Friday, July 26 and Thursday, August 1.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
Yacht life unveiled: A conversation with Chief Stew Jess Woollacott in Mallorca
Beach sunloungers reduced by up to 50% since direct town hall management
A policy of sustainable management that addresses the issue of overcrowding.
Caló des Moro overcrowding will be solved; the beach will disappear
A study predicts that just over 20% of beaches in the Balearics will disappear by the end of the century.
"Control" of Mallorca beach capacities with cameras and algorithms
Calvia is a municipality that is part of the Smart Tourism Destinations network, designed for management of tourist flows.
Normality restored at Palma Airport after Friday's chaos
Over a thousand flights (inbound and outbound) at Palma Airport on Saturday.
Mallorca weathers the storm caused by the Microsoft outage
Generally speaking, the airport and hotels were able to cope with the situation.
What you can claim if your flight is affected by Microsoft's global glitch
Airlines are also obligated to arrange reasonable transport alternatives to ensure passengers reach their intended destination as soon as possible.
Find out how you can win two tickets to the Port Adriano Music Festival
Don't miss out on this opportunity!
Tour operators preparing for more disruption at Palma Airport on Saturday
The knock-on effect on one of the busiest weekends of the year.
Queues at check-in in Palma mostly affect package holidaymakers
Travel agencies in the Balearics have been left without a booking system for reassigning passengers because the Amadeus system is not working.
Palma airport starting to recover some of its systems
On Friday morning there were huge queues at check-in counters.
Global cyber outage grounds flights, hits media, financial, telecoms
Spain reporting a "computer incident" at all its airports.
Global system failure causes chaos at Palma Airport
Huge queues at check-in counters and problems in other areas of the airport.
Battle to get to famous Mallorca beach
Deya has a population of 700 and that balloons to 2,400, due to the number of hotel beds and holiday homes during the summer, and this has been going on for years.
Mallorcan beach named among the three best in Europe
Spanning just 40 metres, this beach has become one of the most sought-after virgin beaches by tourists.
Yacht Business Focus in Mallora
Anchors aweigh: How Viveco Yachts is revolutionising sustainability in the superyacht community
Today I’m speaking with Hannah Russell, Owner of Viveco Yachts. British Hannah has lived in Mallorca since 2013 and regards the island as home.
Wanted Briton arrested at Palma Airport
Nine arrests in all at the airport over the past seven days.
A month to go to the official reopening of the Hotel Formentor
Following the controversies and the delays, the official reopening is August 16.
Palma airport passenger claims she was served orange juice with insects in it
Breakfast came with a surprise.
Culinary Tips for New Yacht Chefs: Navigating the Galley
As a new chef navigating a galley which is undoubtedly completely different to any restaurant you’ve worked in on land, here are a few essential culinary tips to elevate your skills and ensure memorable meals for the yacht guests.
In the sea, what goes around, comes around
Among the seaweed and the white foam, we see the first sign: a disposable mask, remnants of the Covid pandemic that paralysed the whole world.
The perfect way to celebrate and share the love of the pets in your life in Mallorca
The Bulletin talks to Carmen López - from psychiatrist specialising in mental health to multilingual pet portraitist based in Palma.
At last! You will be able to get a sun-lounger on Pollensa beach!
The official start of the tourism season was seventy days ago.
The battle of the towels moves to Mallorca's beaches
Some holidaymakers in Playa de Palma are getting up particularly early.