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Mallorca: Clubs verlieren Gäste – Öffnungszeiten kappen reicht nicht

Blick aufs Festland

05/05/2026

5 Min.

Where have the nights gone? Mallorca between austerity and shrinking club operations

Nightclubs in Mallorca are shortening opening hours and cutting staff. Nightgoers now calculate their spending. A reality check: who loses, who can adapt — and what is missing from the debate?

Swastika on the courtyard gate in Llucmajor: Who fuels the anger — and what helps?

In Badia Gran near Llucmajor, a house was shamefully daubed with a swastika and the slogan "Fuera de Mallorca". Discontent is rising in the streets — but the response must not be paralysis or retaliation.

Celebrities in the VIP Lounge: Llambi, Mabuse and Azizi at the Mallorca Dance Festival 2026

At the fifth Mallorca Dance Festival the Pabellón Municipal Galatzó filled not only with dancers but also with familiar faces. An evening that brought the island greater attention for dance and culture.

Eindhoven closure 2027: What Mallorca travelers should know and do now

The Dutch Eindhoven Airport will close its runway from February 1 to July 19, 2027. Flights from Palma by Ryanair and Transavia will be diverted. A practical checklist for winter residents, holiday homeowners and package holiday travelers.

Roof collapses in Palma — Why we are far from safe

A roof collapsed on Carrer del Sant Novici, burying an eighth-floor apartment. Why repeated warnings were apparently ignored and what is now needed: a realistic plan to protect lives.

Drop in Holiday Apartments in March: Warning Signal or Weather-Related Blip?

The statistics office INE reports significantly fewer overnight stays and guests in tourist apartments on the Balearic Islands for March. We look behind the numbers, ask about causes and outline measures that could secure actual arrivals.

Top DJ Vik-T trades his mane for help for cancer patients

Palma-based DJ Víctor 'Vik-T' Torres is willing to give up his trademark mane and is raising funds for the AECC Balearic Islands. His motivation: the support his family received after his mother died of a brain tumor.

More space above the seats: Condor increases carry-on size – good news for Mallorca travelers

Since 1 May 2026 Condor allows larger carry-on items. For travelers to Palma this means less stress at the gates and more room for souvenirs. What exactly is changing and what it means for Mallorca's tourism.

Energy BYD Challenge in Santa Margalida: Children pedal for clean energy

Around 120 fourth- and fifth-graders from CEIP Eleonor Bosch learned on the Plaça de la Vila, through play, how electricity, recycling and mobility are connected. A hands-on day that leaves a lasting impression.

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