News From Mallorca

On 27 October 2026, Mallorca gains stronger legal backing for invasive snake controls as Balearic rules expand. See trap locations and exempt snakes.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 27 October 2026, teachers’ union ANPE says the Balearic housing squeeze makes posts harder to fill and calls for help.

Ibiza reused only around 2.6% of treated water in 2025. The 27 October 2026 report details better sewage treatment, water network gaps and what comes next.

On 27 October 2026, Spain approves €1.5 million in travel support for athletes from Mallorca and the Balearic Islands, alongside a wider sports package.

On 13 and 14 November, 300 Balearic teachers meet in Palma, Mallorca, for ten practical workshops and talks on helping pupils read and understand texts.

Balearic Islands tech start-ups can apply for a €6,000 prize until 22 January 2027. Nine €15,000 national awards follow in May for innovative firms.

On 27 October, a court-ordered eviction clears Casa Lola in Sant Josep, Ibiza, without incident. Owners plan to seal the building after months of occupation.

Madrid, 27 October: Nearly 500 tractors are due on Wednesday as farmers demand relief on fuel costs, fairer prices and fewer forms in a march to the ministry.

On 27 October in Madrid, Spain's hospitality trade body presses parties to protect 10% VAT and cut staffing costs. Its 30 proposals name no Mallorca measure.

From 26 October, travel advisers in the US and Canada can book flights, hotels and experiences through Bedsonline+; Spain is due to follow later in October.

Balearic Islands figures covering Mallorca show 26,900 more people in work and 9,900 fewer unemployed. See Spain’s regional picture on 27 October 2026.

On 27 October 2026, Meliá announces a new resort on Roatán, Honduras, with 350 rooms and suites, 145 serviced residences and a 2029 opening.

Mallorca cultural groups face a setback on 27 October as Balearic lawmakers reject a bid to open off-island arts grants to non-profits, even for unpaid work.

Balearic and Catalan advisers meet in Castelldefels on 5 November to debate six changes to income tax and tax deadlines, including inflation-linked bands.

A three-metre fall injures a person at Mallorca's Torrent de Pareis on 27 October. Firefighters fly them to Son Espases hospital; the cause is unknown.

Palma, Mallorca, 27 October 2026: A new law doubles the minimum annual contribution to 60 million euros. It adds tenant help as Vox votes against.

On 27 October 2026, Menorca’s island council renews €100,000 for slaughterhouses in Maó and Ciutadella, where animal by-products carry high costs.

On 1 November, Santa Eulària des Riu on Ibiza hosts Spain’s final international triathlon event of 2026. Mario Mola explains his Olympic hopes.

On 27 October 2026, Mallorca hoteliers demand faster water projects as €713 million in Balearic infrastructure plans face questions over timing and leaks.

On 27 October 2026, a report puts green jobs at 17.2% of vacancies in the Balearic Islands, including Mallorca, but finds a training gap for older workers.

Mallorca and the Balearic Islands reach a record 708,700 people in work from July to September. On 27 October 2026, business leaders warn of inflation.

On 27 October, UGT says classroom heat disrupts lessons on Mallorca and across the Balearic Islands. It wants air con in every class and public funding.

Spain clears €15 million for 75 vocational training centres on 27 October 2026. Public bodies can seek up to €200,000 per centre across 2026 and 2027.

Barcelona, 27 October 2026: 130 arrests after unrest, including 76 minors. Bilbao records 17 more as Spain’s government rebukes Feijóo over Sánchez.

In Madrid on 27 October, Spain's university rectors call for affordable student housing and reliable funding before the 29 November general election.