30.11.2009On The Banks Of The River Nile The Balearics may still be the leader when it comes to Mediterranean holidays, but this position is under threat. Tell us something we didn't know, and "The Diario" did just that yesterday, but it set out quite why this threat exists. Full article
29.11.2009Shut That Door! A new law could see bars having their doors closed and temperatures regulated. Full article
23.11.2009You Are What You Are What does it mean to be Majorcan, and do you even have to be Majorcan to be Majorcan? Full article
20.11.2009Club de Producto náutico There is a new body designed to promote nautical tourism in Majorca and the Balearics. Full article
18.11.2009In A World Of Contradictions Returning to a couple of recent stories - the line-up for Palma's Sant Sebastià fiesta and the ongoing troubles at Real Mallorca. Full article
17.11.2009Flash - Ahh, Ahh The allegations of fraud by John Hirst say as much about any possible criminality as they do about Majorca's expat communities. Full article
16.11.2009Out Of Time A local economics professor draws attention to the rise of the all-inclusive. So what's new? Full article
14.11.2009January Came The line-up for Palma's Sant Sebastià fiesta has been announced, but there's something missing. Full article
13.11.2009Finding Treasure In The Dark The ex-president of the Balearic Government is the subject of a corruption investigation, as are his properties. Full article
12.11.2009No More Are more golf courses to be built in Majorca or not? Government policy seems confused. There is to be a new half marathon and film festival, while Real Mallorca is back in the hands of its previous owner. Full article
11.11.2009Joy To The World The World Travel Market is currently underway, and the new Rafael Nadal advert for the Balearics is to be launched. What is the point of either the trade fair or the advertising? Full article
8.11.2009Same Old Story It's winter and, as always, there is the call for some imagination when it comes to winter tourism. Only problem it is in short supply, and not just where winter is concerned. Full article