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Hotelhochhäuser und voller Strand auf Mallorca als Sinnbild der Debatte um die Bettenobergrenze

Blick aufs Festland

02/15/2026

5 Min.

No Reduction of the Bed Cap: Mallorca U-turn Sparks Frustration and Unanswered Questions

The Island Council has postponed the planned reduction of permitted tourist beds from 430,000 to 412,000. Tourism Minister Guillem Ginard called the move 'not urgent' without studies. The opposition calls it a betrayal. What is missing: a clear plan and reliable numbers.

Balearic Islands: When the Average Wage Becomes an Alibi

A study shows: €23,100 gross is no longer enough on the Balearic Islands for housing, food and utilities. Housing consumes almost 78 percent of the average income. A reality check between Paseo Marítimo and Mercat de l'Olivar.

Sa Rua in Palma Today: Colorful Festivities and Traffic Restrictions

The major carnival parade "Sa Rua" is passing through Palma today. Set-up from 3:00 PM, start at 5:00 PM. City center streets will be partially closed from 2:00 PM, buses will be rerouted. Tips for residents and visitors.

Battle for the Colonies: Why the 'Sterilize 50 Percent' Requirement on Mallorca Falls Short

The Balearic Islands require municipalities to record, care for and sterilize at least half of the animals in cat colonies. But counts are missing, microchip identification is patchy and the requirement risks remaining ineffective. A reality check with concrete proposals for Mallorca.

From Asphalt to Promenade: Port d'Alcúdia's 'Dollar Street' Rethought

Six million euros, wide sidewalks, a new cycle path and more trees: the redesign of Avenida Pere Mas i Reus in Port d'Alcúdia is starting. What residents and visitors can expect.

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Port d'Alcúdia

Avenida Pere Mas i Reus

Nightmare in Son Banya: Saw at the Neck, Blood Outside the Station — What's Going Wrong?

A man in Son Banya was lured into a trap under the pretext of receiving money, threatened with a saw, severely beaten and robbed. A British couple was arrested. Our reality check asks: Why does violence repeat in this neighborhood — and what needs to change?

Long traffic jam after rear-end collision on the Vía de Cintura: a wake-up call for better traffic preparedness

A rear-end collision near the Son Hugo exit slowed traffic on the Vía de Cintura this morning. No serious injuries, but long delays and renewed questions about road safety.

Carnival Weekend: Music, Color and the Grand Sa Rua in Palma

The island embraces costumes, confetti and community: today smaller towns like Port de Sóller, Inca and Pollença hold their parades; tomorrow Palma celebrates with the Sa Rua from 5:00 PM on the Ramblas.

Calm, Not Stressed: German Singles in Mallorca and Valentine's Day

Many German-speaking singles on the island take February 14th in stride. Instead of a romantic show, they prefer real meetups, friend circles and self-care — good for the local scene and the island vibe.

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