Majorca Daily Bulletin

UK mobile operator EE to bring back roaming charges for EU countries

Fee-free roaming was not protected in the Brexit agreement

Germany, France urge common EU travel line to fight Delta variant

EU leaders would discuss controls on entry from third countries

Britain wants to allow travel again but is wary -minister

Restrictions could be eased for Spanish islands such as Ibiza

'Tourist for a Day' guided tours in Mallorca

Alcudia and Inca have already arranged their schedules

Ryanair CEO sees travel 'mushrooming' despite COVID-19 restrictions

Ryanair launched a legal challenge against Britain over the traffic light system

Mallorca had highest hotel occupancy in May

Muro had the best occupancy among all resorts

Balearics tourism promotion amidst ongoing UK uncertainty

Aimed at the UK, Germany and other markets

Viewpoint: To travel

If the double jab legislation is introduced it could kick-start the season earlier

Viewpoint: Catch-22 for UK tourists

Does Madrid want to gamble with the variant?

Vaccinated Brits could be back on Mallorca's beaches soon - minister

Boris Johnson hints at easing travel restrictions

But he said that the Delta variant cases are still rising

Pressure being ramped up to allow UK holiday travel to Mallorca

Protests planned for Wednesday

"A happy tourist is the best promotion"

"The powers that be are a bit lost when it comes to handling tourism"

Sixty per cent of Mallorca's hotels now open

Some 500-plus hotels open

Spotlight North: The flags are flying

Two municipalities, one ceremony. Something to do with Covid no doubt

Spotlight North: A tourist information office - if only there were tourists

Tourist information had returned to where it had used to be

The Blog: Regional nationalism and the tourist tax

The old ecotax of the PSOE-led Antich government was introduced in 2002

The week in tourism: When Boris met Pedro

Mallorca received 4.17 million German tourists in 2019

Return of cruise passengers, but no trade for Palma businesses

There weren't many passengers anyway

Viewpoint: Mixed messages

The British travel industry is paralysed and the British public want to go away on holiday abroad