Majorca Daily Bulletin

The Majorca Daily Bulletin is the sole daily newspaper in Spain published in English, catering to both locals and visitors in the Balearic Islands. You can find it at various kiosks and select premium hotels.

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Remaining unsettled watch hailstorms hit parts of the island

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Remaining unsettled as hailstorms hit parts of the island Monday's hailstorm in the east on Mallorca. | Meteo de les Illes After parts of eastern Mallorca were hit by a spectacular hailstorm yesterday with the hailstones the size of a two-euro coin, conditions will improve on Tuesday.
Tuesday weather in Mallorca - storms still lurking

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Remaining unsettled Monday's hailstorm in the east on Mallorca. | Meteo de les Illes After parts of eastern Mallorca were hit by a spectacular hailstorm yesterday with the hailstones the size of a two-euro coin, conditions will improve on Tuesday. The forecast for Tuesday, 13 May, is for mainly clear skies which are expected to cloud over towards midday with a chance of some isolated and occasional showers, mainly in the interior of the island during the afternoon.
Arsenal’s Mallorca star wins top award

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Mariona Caldentey has been named the inaugural Women’s Professional Game’s WSL player of the year The Arsenal striker is among the favourites for the Golden Ball. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter Spanish international Mariona Caldentey from Felanitx has been named the best player in the WSL. This is yet another milestone for the Mallorcan, who continues to prove that she is one of the best players on the planet. ‘I thought Alessia (Russo) would win it. I’m very excited.
Fresh cruise limits called for in Palma

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

The left-wing MÉS per Palma party intends to propose limiting the number of cruise ships in Palma to two per day with a maximum of 6,000 passengers, thus reducing the current figures by half. The party will present initiatives to both in the City Council and in the Congress of Deputies, led by Sumar Més deputy Vicenç Vidal, according to a press release from MÉS. The eco-sovereignists seek to ‘free the people of Palma from half of the cruise ships that saturate the streets’.
Is Jeff Bezos making wedding plans in Mallorca?

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Amazon tycoon’s two vessels in Palma’s Club de Mar Jeff Bezos’s $500 million super yacht Koru in the Club de Mar this weekend. | C. Buchet Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’s $500 million super yacht Koru which he collected in Palma two summers ago is back cruising the Balearics and was moored in Palma’s Club de Mar over the weekend. Today she is moored out in the Bay of Palma and Bezos is thought to be on board. She is accompanied by her incredible support boat Abeona.
Mallorca property prices turning foreign investors away

2 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter |Nekane Domblás

Lowest sales figures since the pandemic The price of a paradise property is proving too much for many. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter This year is proving to be a tough one for various sectors, restaurants are already complaining of a drop in takings of as much as 20 percent.
Sector warns of a drop in takings of between 10% and 20%

4 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Sector warns of a drop in takings of between 10% and 20% Restaurants in Mallorca are feeling the pinch. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter The restaurant sector in Mallorca has sounded the alarm after recording a generalised drop in revenue of around 20% during the first quarter of the year compared to the same period last year.
SOS Sóller: the desperate message from local residents

4 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter |Fernando Fernandez |Fernando Fernández

Campaign against tourist overcrowding gains momentum One of the banners along the Soller train track. | Fernando Fernandez Soller has become one of the epicentres of complaints about overcrowding and tourist saturation in Mallorca.
“Use the zebra crossings properly - they’re there for a reason.”

4 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

“Use the zebra crossings properly – they’re there for a reason.” No walking and texting. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter People who text on their phones while walking are becoming a menace, not only to other pedestrians but also traffic and the DGT Spanish traffic department has issued a stern warning in order to reduce the number of unnecessary accidents, some of which are fatal.
‘The water in Majorca don’t taste like what it ought to’

5 days ago | majorcadailybulletin.com | Humphrey Carter

Tap water in Sa Pobla not fit for human consumption Don't drink tap water in Sa Pobla until further notice. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter The latest health checks carried out by Sa Pobla Town Council on the public water supply have detected occasional deviations in the concentration of nitrates above the maximum levels established by regulations, and the water is therefore considered unfit for human consumption.