18.8.2011Can't Pay, Won't Pay Majorca's local authorities are heavily in debt and now they face the prospect of having to make repayments to the national finance ministry. Full article
17.8.2011The Ice-Cream Man The heat of a Majorcan summer's afternoon. A refreshing beer perhaps? A can of chilled over-priced Coke from a beach-side supermarket? Or what about a lolly? Full article
15.8.2011Hope Lies In The Proles The BBC was in town recently to film a feature about all-inclusives. Full article
13.8.2011Luis Salvador And The First Tourists Not well known among the Brits, Archduke Luis Salvador was attributed with starting Majorca's tourism. Full article
12.8.2011Free For All: Majorca and the arts Arts festivals such as the Sa Pobla Jazz Festival might have had their day. Full article
11.8.2011Rationalising Tourism All responsibility for tourism is to be taken from the Council of Majorca and handed back to the regional government tourism ministry. Where does this leave the Council? Full article
10.8.2011The Revolution Is Televised The riots have claimed Majorcan victims. Bar Brits. Full article
8.8.2011The Habits Of A Lunchtime Television killed the art of conversation. Wrong. The art of conversation, the British art of conversation, never existed, especially not at meal times. Its absence is wrapped up in British habits of a lunchtime or a dinnertime. Full article
7.8.2011The Hornblower Effect?: Film and tourism If Majorca is chosen as a location for the filming of "Cloud Atlas" would it bring the island much by way of benefit? Full article
6.8.2011Pile 'Em High: Hotels Tesco used to be a by-word for supermarket hell, but the company underwent a transformation. It can be seen as something of a metaphor for some of Majorca's hotels. Full article
5.8.2011Coughing Blood: The bullfight The bullfight in Inca has caused a storm, one that might just be a turning-point in the argument as to whether the bullfight in Majorca should continue or not. Full article