#Majorca
Kiki Morente brings pure flamenco magic to Palma at the Paco de Lucía Festival
If you’re in Mallorca and looking for a night of authentic, soul-stirring flamenco, mark your calendar for March 14! The incredible Kiki Morente is coming to Trui Teatre in Palma, bringing his unmistakable voice and passion to the stage as part of the Paco de Lucía Festival Mallorca. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because Kiki is the son of the legendary Enrique Morente – a true icon of flamenco. But this rising star is carving out his own path, blending deep-rooted tradition with fresh, modern influences. His performances are filled with raw emotion, deep rhythms, and that unmistakable Spanish duende that makes flamenco so captivating. The Paco de Lucía Festival Mallorca is a tribute to one of the greatest flamenco guitarists of all time, and this year’s lineup is packed with top-tie...
May we need permits to live in Europe after Brexit?
Home Office sources has said that “new” expats will need VISA for a long term residence in Europe after Brexit. The changes, which will form part of the Brexit negotiations, would mean British pensioners who want to retire to Spain or Italy would have to apply for a residency permit and could be forced to prove their income in order to settle. People who already live abroad are unlikely to be affected by the changes under reciprocal agreements expected to be signed when the UK leaves the union. What do you think about Brexit?
Hotel occupancy in October set to increase
The Majorca Hoteliers Federation is forecasting 61% hotel occupancy in October, which would be an increase of eight per cent over last year. The federation believes that the occupancy rate will prove to be higher because of last-minute bookings. September is expected to close with there having been 90% occupancy, which will represent a rise of four per cent. In August, the rate – 95% – was much as it was in 2015. The figures have not been affected by the UK referendum result, notes the federation, which points to August rates of 94% and 96% in Magalluf and Santa Ponsa. There could be consequences going forward, observes the federation, but these are more likely to be for tourist spending power rather than bookings. With the referendum result in mind, it has been announced that ...
