Tourism in Mallorca
Tourism on Mallorca involves more than visitor figures and seasonal demand. Hotels, flight bookings and travel planning are part of the picture, alongside regulation, tourist tax spending and debates over airport capacity. The effects of visitor activity also reach into discussions about housing, transport and pressure on public spaces. Questions about tourism beyond the peak season bring residents, businesses and public authorities into the same conversation about how the island accommodates visitors.
523 reports on Tourism, latest from 4 October 2026
- Mallorca growth: Vox wants residents and arrivals counted
- Mallorca beach backpack theft: three arrested
- Mallorca farm stays face six-place cap, land fears grow
- Ibiza's Sant Josep falls back on 1986 planning rules
- Palma boy hurt as bike hits car at Son Moix roundabout
- Mallorca housing shortage now hits businesses too
- Menorca party wants ban on non-resident home buyers
- Ibiza seeks university data on traffic and tourism
- Mallorca housing row: two decrees fail, PSIB blames Prohens
- Spain’s 10% holiday-flat VAT plan falls in housing vote
- Balearic shops lose up to 15% despite more tourists
- Sóller tourism and housing: Socialists attack PP
- Holiday cancellations: agencies demand clearer crisis rules
- Balearic job rise: union credits migrant legalisation
- Magaluf literature festival brings nearly 30 creatives
- Mallorca tops 2.1 million tourists in August
- Mallorca symphony opens with Elgar and Strauss
- Balearic Islands tourists spend €243 a day as trips shrink
- Mallorca tourism: Bauzá joins visitor debate in Seville
- Menorca housing crisis: PSOE urges MPs to back two decrees
- Menorca airport expansion leaves out new control tower
- Mallorca farmers want tourist tax for water, rural pool ban
- Piñero plans €100m for hotels, eyes Mediterranean
- Mallorca and Balearics: new car registrations up 17.5%
- Spain plans 10% VAT on holiday flats in housing bills