The latest data indicates that the air traffic for Palma de Mallorca airport has increased by 7.6% for 2011 over the figures for 2010. This means that a staggering 22,726,459 passengers passed through the airport last year, compared to just over 21m in 2010. With the island currently enjoying a boom, Palma has just launched ‘Palma 365′ a campaign to encourage tourism all year round in the capital of the Read More ...
Just off the southern coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea, the island of Majorca is best known for warm sun and beautiful beaches, but it has much more to offer as a family holiday destination. After a short flight from any European city to Palma International Airport there are several major holiday resorts from which to choose. Magaluf, Arenal and Palma Nova are on the south west coast; Puerto Read More ...
There’s no doubt that the airport improvements over the years have help the tourism industry on Mallorca hugely. The island’s Aeropuerto de Son Sant Joan on the outskirts of Palma is model of modern design and efficiency. The majority of foreign tourists who holiday on Mallorca are either German or British and, with over 7 million tourists flying to the island during 2009, the importance of a great airport cannot Read More ...
La Residencia, Mallorca has been voted into the top four ‘Best Leisure Hotels in Europe, Asia Minor and the Russian Federation’ in the 2010 Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Awards. Various other prestigious European awards have been given to the hotel and resort’s spa facilities and fine dining restaurant, El Olivo. This acclaimed luxury resort is situated near the village of Deià on the northern coast of Mallorca, where terraced hillsides Read More ...
Having a holiday is a fun thing, it’s great to work out where you want to go, and what you want to do while you’re there isn’t it. The one thing that for some of us can be a bit daunting is trying to keep it all within budget. First there’s flights to think of, then the hotel costs, not to mention meals, excursions out to places of interest, snacks, Read More ...
The beautiful Balearic Island of Mallorca has long been a hot favourite with holidaymakers from around the world. Boasting breathtaking pine clad mountains, fantastic beaches and historic towns and cities. Along with a whole raft of fascinating visitor attractions. Mallorca is the largest of the three Balearic Islands and is home to a number of resorts. Each with its own unique character. Whilst there are plenty of accommodation options available Read More ...
Majorca is a fantastic holiday destination. With an abundance of sunshine and the pleasant waters of the Mediterranean, Majorca offers fantastic beaches and world famous resorts. It has become a major tourist destination for Europeans in search of a well deserved escape, family vacation or a romantic getaway. Majorca offers fantastic cuisine, great nightlife, a wide range of activities and a relaxed and laid back atmosphere. Just off the Spanish Read More ...
If you have a keen eye for photography then this may be for you! Eye Photographic Workshops run photography courses in outstanding locations, in the UK and abroad, chosen specifically for their natural beauty. The La Serrania and Pollenca improver course takes place from the 23-28 May 2009 in Mallorca – a beautiful Mediterranean environment where you can relax and unwind while honing your SLR digital camera skills at the Read More ...
There are many parts of the world where you could have an enjoyable holiday however Majorca is simply unforgettable and once you have made your first visit, the probablity is that the island will entice you back again and again. One visit is really not enough, as there is so much to see and do, combined with breathtaking views and happy experiences around every corner. A holiday on the island Read More ...
Majorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, is a year round holiday destination nestling in the Mediterranean Sea. Its sundrenched sandy beaches, and hot summers make it the ideal destination for sun seekers. Majorca also has a mild spring and winter climate. During these seasons it attracts visitors during its festivals, and its scenic mountain landscapes prove popular with cyclists, birdwatchers, and sightseers. Majorca is also something of an ‘in’ Read More ...
