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<\/a><\/p>\nMallorca Global Mag<\/strong><\/em> launches its winter 2024-2025 edition<\/strong><\/a>, packed with current and high-quality content<\/strong>, addressing the most relevant topics on the island. Already available on newsstands and in the usual distribution outlets<\/strong>, this edition promises to be a must-read<\/strong>.<\/p>\n With 148 pages<\/strong> full of information, the magazine delves into crucial issues such as the impact of mass tourism in Mallorca<\/strong>. In the special report “From excesses tourism to overtourism”<\/em>, it examines the implications of this phenomenon and highlights examples of other destinations exploring innovative strategies to tackle global tourism challenges.<\/p>\n Among the standout features is an exclusive interview with Toni Horrach, CEO of HM Hotels<\/strong> and named Hotel CEO of the Year in Spain. In this discussion, Horrach shares his focus on high-end hotels while expressing concern about Mallorca potentially becoming an elitist destination akin to Monaco<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Other topics of interest covered in this edition include the flood risk<\/strong> in Pont d\u2019Inca, featuring a detailed map of the island\u2019s most vulnerable areas and an analysis of Palma\u2019s historic 1403 deluge. The magazine also addresses the exodus of Mallorcan startups<\/em><\/strong> due to the lack of a solid investor network, the Top 100 companies with the highest turnover<\/strong> in the Balearic Islands, mental health in elite sports<\/strong> through the testimony of Olympic medallist Marcus Cooper<\/strong>, and an insight into the history and daily operations of the iconic Ca\u2019n Pedro restaurant<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The cultural section also shines, featuring interviews and stories about figures such as Mayte Mateos<\/strong>, a member of the legendary duo Baccara<\/strong>; choreographer and dancer Mar Aguil\u00f3<\/strong> with her performance Swans<\/em>; hyper-realistic tattoo artist Azara Lorente<\/strong>; filmmaker Juana Mac\u00edas<\/strong> and her movie The Girls at the Station<\/em>; and Fernando G\u00f3mez<\/strong>, head of Culture and Tourism at Palma City Council.<\/p>\n Additionally, the magazine offers recommendations for books, music, films, and art exhibitions<\/strong>, along with a comprehensive events calendar through March<\/strong> and a yearbook<\/strong> recapping the most important news of 2024<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Expert opinions<\/strong> from contributors such as Camilo Jos\u00e9 Cela Conde, Eduardo Jord\u00e1, Margalida Gili, Carlos Garc\u00eda-Delgado, Andreu Palou, Josep Pons, and Aleix Calveras<\/strong>, as well as from the director Jos\u00e9 Eduardo Iglesias<\/strong>, enrich the magazine with insightful analysis and reflections on critical issues for the island.<\/p>\n Mallorca Global Mag<\/em> reinforces its position as the go-to general information publication in Mallorca. Don’t miss this edition, already available at the main newsstands and in the most important establishments on the island!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\nHighlighted opinions in Mallorca Global Mag winter 2024-2025<\/h2>\n
List of newsstands where you can find your issue of Mallorca Global Mag<\/em><\/h2>\n
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