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Mallorca Bulletin, 04 settembre 2026

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ArticleBRITONS UP, GERMANS DOWN

Palma.—In July, Mal­lorca attrac­ted 1,983,411 tour­ists, a fall of 0.5% com­pared with the same month in 2025. For the whole of the Balear­ics there were 3,065,811 tour­ists, which rep­res­en­ted a slight increase of 0.2%. Of the three main tour­ist...

BRITONS UP, GERMANS DOWN

ArticleYour Mal­lorca news brief­ing of the week

Mal­lorca is set to intro­duce a limit on the num­ber of private and rental cars enter­ing the island before sum­mer 2027, in an attempt to tackle grow­ing con­ges­tion and the increas­ing num­ber of vehicles on the roads. The Coun­cil of Mal­lorca is...

Your Mal­lorca news brief­ing of the week

ArticleBob the builder and Palma air­port

PALMA air­port, the gate­way to Mal­lorca for mil­lions of trav­el­lers from all over the world, is a con­stant con­struc­tion site - not quite the image the island would surely want to project. The other even­ing I had to pick someone up and it was...

Bob the builder and Palma air­port

ArticleThe strange case of the “inva­sion” of Ceuta

Something rather odd and alarm­ing is hap­pen­ing in the Span­ish African enclave of Ceuta. A month ago 80,000 North Afric­ans stormed the bor­der, many were later sent home but some still remain. The people of Ceuta are said to be liv­ing in fear...

The strange case of the “inva­sion” of Ceuta

ArticlePERSON OF THE WEEK

● Lionel Messi has hung up his Argen­tina boots, except per­haps for a spe­cial grand finale of a friendly in Buenos Aires. The argu­ments will con­tinue long after they have both retired, but there are Messi and Ron­aldo the foot­ballers and Messi and...

PERSON OF THE WEEK

ArticleA BIG BOO...

Don’t ever say it’s over. Magaluf may have smartened its beha­viour act up, it may have been smartened through lav­ish invest­ment, but there are still those who wish to retain the leg­acy. And unfor­tu­nately they tend to be Brit­ish. Young male...

A BIG BOO...

ArticleTHREE CHEERS...

Rels B may well be the most fam­ous Mal­lor­can many of you have never heard of. But he is heard around the Span­ish­speak­ing world, more than any other Span­ish music artist on Spo­tify in fact. Daniel Here­dia Vidal is his real name. He comes from...

THREE CHEERS...

ArticleThe Owl starts to fly again

Palma.—The clas­sic Brit­ish sail­ing yacht, Owl, whch was washed up on Pal­man­ova beach at the start of the year, is being nursed back to good health by a group of naut­ical experts led by Jim Pass­more at the STP shipyard in Palma. Her future looked...

The Owl starts to fly again