Mountain rescues hit new peaks as pandemic spurs Spanish hiking boom
"After being locked up, people wanted to find broader horizons and reclaim that sense of freedom."
Healthy food for the lockdown
healthy food for the lockdown.
The Longest day
"I really feel for those young people who are expected to behave in a restricted way that no other generation has had to endure since the middle of last century."
Enjoy the company of animals
Enjoy the company of animals.
Spaniards scramble for new homes with more space
Business booming for builders and architects since coronavirus crisis.
Majorca Mallorca
Back at it
Were allowed to push open their doors a little wider and invite some people in...
State of alarm
British Embassy update on travel to Spain from the UK
Video released by the British Embassy regarding travel to and from Spain.
State of Alarm
From hairdressers to beaches - Spain's plan to phase out lockdown
Key points of the phasing out of lockdown plan, which will vary from province to province.
Majorca Mallorca
Let’s get this show on the road
Building a social media following is not an immediate fix, but whatever you have right now, you can improve on it.
Confidential
"Broadsword calling Danny Boy" and other lockdown television pleasures
As for myself, I have to say that the most exciting thing that happens to me during lockdown, is to be able to sit in a different room, in a completely different chair at differing times of the day watching stuff that I want to watch.
Tourism
EU governments risk clash with EU exec in bid to save tourism season
Customers must have the right to choose between a cash refund or accepting a voucher for a future package holiday.
- Britons could be denied entry to the Balearics next year
- Palma delays because of air-traffic control and Ryanair strikes
- British residents taking drastic action over driving licences
- First day of Ryanair strike could affect 73,200 passengers on Friday
- Spanish government announces new anti-crisis measures
Frank Confidential
Have we all 'Let ourselves go' since Covid struck?
According to research women around the world are wearing make-up, on average, 28% less than in 2019. It seems that this is called “opting for a more natural look.”
Frank Leavers27/04/2022 13:47