Welcome to "Mallorca News" - the isla magazine category that serves as a curated source for the latest Mallorca news about the most beautiful island in the world. Here you will find the latest information on current affairs, a variety of insights and stories worth reading about island life on Mallorca as well as tips for concerts, art and other great events.
Here you will find the perfect complement to our Online magazinein which we offer in-depth reports and detailed reports. Discover the dynamic development of Mallorca with us and keep your finger on the pulse.
Wandern und Radfahren im Winter auf Mallorca? Ja, genau! Erkunden Sie die Serra de Tramuntana oder radeln Sie entlang der Küste – bei milden Temperaturen und herrlicher Ruhe.
Sunny 27°C on October 13, 2024 in Mallorca: From bike tours to the Oktoberfest to relaxing hours on the beach - experience the perfect autumn day on the island.
Sustainable tourism on Mallorca is all the rage. Whether environmentally friendly hotels, emission-free mobility with e-bikes or regional cuisine - the island offers many green alternatives for conscious travelers.
United Airlines will offer four direct weekly flights from Palma to New York from May 2025. Find out more about the increasing demand from the USA and new flight connections.
Experience the world on the "Grand Horizons" trip 2026. From Napa Valley to Mallorca in 24 days, all in a luxurious private jet from Four Seasons.
Rafael Nadal says goodbye to professional sport. His legendary career comes to an end after the Davis Cup 2024. Read what happens next and what his plans are for the future.
The comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS will be visible over Mallorca in October. Discover where you can best see the celestial phenomenon and what tips you should follow.
The new registration law for tourists, which comes into force in Spain in December, is causing discussion. What impact it will have on hoteliers in Mallorca and why no additional data is required.
Mallorca in October offers peace and relaxation: beaches, hiking in the Tramuntana, markets and live music. Discover the most beautiful sides of the island this week.
Mallorca on Sunday, 06.10.2024: From the Fira d'Alcúdia and the sweet Fira Dolça in Esporles to live music and festivals in Sant Joan. There's something for everyone!
María Serra runs the family winery in Binissalem with a unique combination of tradition and sustainability. The autochthonous grape varieties such as Manto Negro and Prensal Blanc are at the heart of her work. Join them on their journey to lead viticulture on Mallorca into the future.
Mallorca is undergoing a transformation and the streetscape is changing. Oversized SUVs and jeeps are replacing small cars, while the island is facing new challenges in terms of traffic and environmental protection. A critical look at the new luxury and its effects.
Mallorca is facing a new phase in the overtourism debate: the Balearic government is planning not to renew licenses for vacation rentals in apartments. What does this mean for the housing market, the tourism industry and environmentalists? An overview of the possible changes.
The Balearic Islands introduce a new coastal law: the focus is on stricter rules for boats and the protection of historic beach bars.
Mallorca is known for its high-quality olive oil, which has been produced for centuries in the terraced groves of the Serra de Tramuntana. Discover the tradition and taste of this unique product.
Spain breaks air traffic records in 2024: over 32 million passengers in August. Mallorca and other destinations benefit from the boom.
October in Mallorca offers numerous cultural and sporting events: from the Palma Marathon to the Evolution Film Festival and the Oktoberfest.
Mallorca not only offers sun and beaches, but also excellent wines. Find out all about the best wineries and wine varieties on the island.
More flights, more sun: Eurowings is expanding its 2024 winter flight schedule and offering additional connections from Palma to Germany. Experience Christmas on Mallorca!
Mallorca is reducing the number of sun loungers on its beaches from 2024 - a step against beach deaths and for a better beach experience.
Més per Mallorca is planning new tolls on five roads on the island to regulate traffic. The Sóller tunnel could also charge tolls again for non-residents.
From October 2024, Spain will require more personal data when booking - name, address and even payment details will be requested.
Solar energy on Mallorca is booming in 2024. New projects and self-consumption are driving growth, but nature conservation and land use are facing challenges.
Mallorca is fighting against illegal vacation rentals: High fines of up to 400,000 euros and stricter controls are intended to regulate the market and relieve the housing market.
The water shortage on Mallorca remains a cause for concern: despite heavy rainfall in August, water levels continue to fall. The center of the island is particularly affected.
Palma is one of the cities with the most expensive supermarkets in Spain. Price drivers: olive oil and staple foods. Ocu calls for consumer protection measures.
Set your alarm clock! Tonight there will be a partial lunar eclipse with a super moon over Mallorca. The celestial event starts at 4:12 am, perfect for early risers!
Celebrate 50 years of Oyster Yachts at the Oyster Palma 2024 regatta, a summer full of sailing competitions, social evenings and elegant yachts in Port Adriano.
Més per Menorca is proposing a ban on night-time parties in vacation homes. Landlords who do not enforce the rules could face fines of up to 30,000 euros.
A new strategy for the protection of sharks and rays in the Balearic Islands: Scientists, fishermen and conservationists are working together to save the marine giants.