The British driving licence saga in Spain looks set to drag on for at least another couple of weeks

Mallorca has landed a whole new market, primarily thanks to the direct flights being operated during the summer by United Airlines from Newark, near New York, to Palma and possible new routses being muted.

ABTA – The Travel Association says this Saturday (January 7) is set to be a bumper day for holiday bookings, with would-be holidaymakers expected to hit the high street and go online to get their holidays confirmed early to secure the best price and the Balearics…

In what has been hailed a “game changer” for UK travel, rules over liquids and laptops in hand luggage could be axed at UK airports within two years thanks to the rollout of new 3D scanners.

One of Britain’s biggest cruise ships docked in Palma this morning with 3,500 passengers on board. Until recently, the Britannia, had been Britain’s biggest ship although that honour has now gone to her sister-ship, Iona.

Spain, including the Balearics, has been ranked as one of the safest countries in the world to go on holiday. According to Forbes Advisor, Spain is the sixth safest destination…

The yachting industry on Mallorca is one of the biggest contributors to the economy on the island and continues to grow each year. The beautiful azure Mediterranean waters have long been a draw for yacht owners to spend their summers floating around the stunning coastline.

The Americans have landed in Mallorca. This morning at 11:45 the first direct United Airlines flight from Newark, New York landed at Son Sant Joan airport.

One of Mallorca’s most important historical landmarks, the Castell de Santueri in Felanitx, has reopened to the public after having being closed for more than two years.

Virgin tycoon Sir Richard Branson said in an Instagram post this morning that the site of his new hotel in Banyalbufar was “such a special place” and how impressed he was at the careful and meticulous construction on site. “

The British ambassador to Spain Hugh Elliott has been visiting the Balearics this week. Despite a very busy schedule, he found time to sit back and talk to the Bulletin about a wide range of issues.