There's a strong chance that many of us won't feel like doing much today, which should make for a very laidback afternoon and evening. However, for anyone looking for something to do, the day does bode well for anything that pairs fun and entertainment with learning, like reading, board games or watching an introspective movie. Hobbies that involve creative interests, projects, travel and exploration should also make for a very enjoyable experience. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) If you're hungry for some intellectual engagement, consider registering for a course or a workshop on a topic that yo ..read more

As the sun sets over Palmanova, the Saint George celebrations continue this Friday evening with music from a series of top Calvia musicians such as DJ Richie Embleton and Albie Davies and the most anticipated concert of the night by ex TOWIE star James 'Arg' Argent. Simón Fuentes Mackintosh, Calvia Town Hall Mayor Juan Antonio Amengual Guasp, James 'Arg' Argent and Bulletin editor Jason Moore. People have gathered by the fountain park at the far end of Palmanova, where there is a great atmosphere and the night is still young, so head down for a brilliant night, there is still so much more to c ..read more

The draft text of the revised tourism of excesses decree has drawn criticism from business associations and the opposition. In Playa de Palma, where the existing decree applies, the hoteliers association, the CAEB Restaurants Association and the Abone nightlife association believe that amendments will create an environment conducive to an increase in "irresponsible tourism". The Partido Popular government has maintained that the decree inherited from the previous government "suffered from serious deficiencies in its wording", but amendments have further exacerbated this. The associations belie ..read more

Should be reasonably sunny in most areas on Saturday morning. Getting cloudier in the afternoon and especially by evening, when the risk of rain is due to increase; there may well be some muddy rain. Sunday is looking grey for the whole island and with 100% probability of rain. Aemet says that rain could be quite heavy. There is a yellow alert for rain in the Tramuntana; it's possible that this could be extended. The forecast up to Thursday indicates a continuing likelihood of rain, especially on Monday and Tuesday. Forecast for Saturday as of Friday 5pm (UV rating 6): Alcudia (12C) 24C, mode ..read more

The owners of the Hotel Formentor obtained this Friday at midday what is expected to be their last municipal building permit. Mayor Martí March signed the decree authorising the demolition of all the buildings that were illegally constructed on the plot before the Emin Capital fund took over the property. With this building permit, the property has the green light to demolish all these buildings and formally request the end of construction and the relevant activity licence, a prerequisite for the Four Seasons Formentor Hotel to open its doors, probably before the month of June. Although the pr ..read more

The Mallorca Live Festival, hailed as the "most significant musical event of the Balearic Islands," has released the schedules and stage allocations for its seventh edition. Set to take place from June 13 to 15 at the old Aquapark in Magalluf, the event promises an electrifying lineup featuring over 80 national and international acts. With only 1,000 three-day passes, two-day passes, and day tickets remaining, you can still secure your spot through the official website www.mallorcalivefestival.com Continuing its tradition, the festival will boast five stages accommodating the diverse array of ..read more

Princess and Argo yachts are causing a sensation at the Palma International Boat Show which is taking place this week. They have a wide range of top yachts on display at their two stands at the show which is taking place in Palma. All are welcome to visit their stands and see their latest models. Princess is one of the leading yacht companies in Britain and all their boats are built in Plymouth. Watch the video here ..read more

Discussing salary is often considered a delicate topic in any industry, and the superyacht industry is no exception. Maybe it’s being British but it’s something I always hated and stressed over. However, recognising your worth and negotiating a fair compensation is a crucial aspect of professional growth. If you're contemplating how to ask for a pay raise on a superyacht, consider these strategies to navigate the conversation with confidence and professionalism. It’s worth remembering that timing, is everything. Choose an opportune moment to discuss your salary, preferably after a successful c ..read more

A large number of British adults claim they have no idea about how the European Union´s new Entry/Exit System (EES) will work when it starts in October in Mallorca and across the European Union. The statistic comes from findings by Co-op Insurance. The research has also found that more than one in five UK adults admit they would be ‘put off’ travelling to Europe as a result of the new system. EES will require fingerprints and facial scans to be taken from British travellers heading to European countries. It’s set to begin in October, just six months away, and 66 per cent of people have no id ..read more

Most of us who live in Mallorca are familiar with the stereotype that the Brits stick to Palmanova and Magalluf, while the Germans are concentrated in s’Arenal. And they don’t mix much! Well, wouldn’t it be fun if someone shook things up? This week I spoke to a man who did just that: Ingo Froehlich, a welcoming German entrepreneur who left the world of corporate finance in order to set up a restaurant - in Palmanova! Q.— Please introduce yourself. Who is Ingo? A. — I am 52 years old and a father to two wonderful children. I grew up in Stuttgart, Germany, and studied in Germany and the USA. Lik ..read more