Mallorca tourism
The island of Mallorca still is one of the most sought out tourist destinations.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Yacht life chronicles: Insights from Marlies Sanders in Mallorca
Today I’m speaking with Marlies Sanders, originally from Holland, she’s been based in Mallorca on and off after falling in love with the island in 2010.
ESRA North's heartfelt contribution
Over the past year ESRA North (English Speaking Residents Association) has been raising funds for their chosen charity, ASNIMO, who do fantastic work for people with Downs Syndrome and other disabilities.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Navigating your first week: A guide for new superyacht crew
This guide aims to help you navigate your inaugural week successfully, providing insights into common challenges and essential tips for smooth sailing into your new career.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From yacht life to shoreline success in Mallorca
This week I’m chatting to South African/British ex First Mate Lyle Skypage, who, after seven years in the yachting industry is now working from his home office in Palma.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From yachting waves to Mallorcan shores
This week I’m chatting to British ex Chief Stew Marianna Long, who is now working in Estellencs as a Private House Manager with her partner Mark Olorenshaw.
How to be a good team player on a superyacht
We know how important it is to be considerate to your team mates but let’s take a closer look.
A chef's journey from yachts to countryside living in Mallorca
This week I’m chatting to Italian ex yacht chef Michela Saragoni, who moved ashore to become a personal chef in 2018.
Finding your dream home in Mallorca
Meet the author of Dream Home Mallorca, a book about buying property on the island.
Crew focus in Mallorca
How to be a good cabin mate….
One of the biggest things which comes up when I’m talking to captains and senior crew, is respect.
From art to property. How an American saw a golden opportunity in Mallorca
Drew Aaron is one of the new breed of Mallorca businesspeople who have moved to the island and invested heavily.
Mayor of Calvia with members from Age Concern during an event in December
Mayor of Calvia with members from Age Concern during an event in December.
Countdown to 2024: Weddings, celebrities, and new beginnings in the Soller Valley
New Year’s Eve starts with Sant Silvestre Fun Run from the Marina Tramontana, in Puerto Soller at 4 pm.
Olive Odyssey: Cultivating Mediterranean magic in your garden and kitchen
Nearly every ex-pat who settles on the island, scribbles the same two items at the top of their wish list.
Embracing change in the Soller Valley
All these factors contribute to the commuter feel where the only people in town during the day are the carers of young children and the elderly.
The Olive Fields: Where Paws roam free in Mallorca's exclusive dog haven
Safely behind some big metal gates and a high stone wall you will find The Olive Fields, a private dog park owned and run by Bulletin writer, Sarah Forge.
Palma has amazed me
This week meet Silas de Corrals who has a small specialist second hand vinyl and recording studio, Got Blues Listen To Jazz in Palma.
Spain's job creation sped up during tourism's bumper summer
The service sector led job creation thanks to a strong summer season in Spain with tourism returning to pre-pandemic levels.
He noted that 70% of the jobs created in the third quarter were taken by foreigners
He noted that 70% of the jobs created in the third quarter were taken by foreigners.
- 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
Mallorca is the new Cornwall
Mallorca is not the cheap holiday destination it once had the reputation of, but as residents of the island, how are we supposed to afford to live here?
Vicki McLeod22/03/2024 10:08