7 May 2026

Ibiza's Appeal: Balancing Respect and Record-Breaking Tourism

The President of the Ibiza Island Council, Vicent Marí, has urged tourists to respect the island’s environment and legal guidelines. In a direct message to visitors, he emphasized the importance of preserving Ibiza's unique charm while highlighting the push for legal accommodations and services. As one of the globe’s top destinations, expected tourist numbers are on the rise. Forecasts for the upcoming season suggest over half a million travellers and more than 3,500 flights, with a substantial increase in international visitors. Despite potential last-minute booking surges, the start of the season looks promising, with hotel prices being adjusted to encourage occupancy. Ibiza continues to be a leading choice for holidaymakers seeking both excitement and culture.

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Sewage Spill Disrupts Ibiza Harbour After Rainfall

Rainfall has taken centre stage on Ibiza and Formentera, making its presence felt throughout the morning. The impact of the downpour across the island remains uncertain; however, a resident has captured footage showing a sewage spill at Ibiza Harbour. The incident occurred precisely where boats bound for Formentera dock, notably near the Burger King and the maritime station, marking it as one of the busiest parts of the harbour. Currently, there is no information on measures being taken to address and fully mitigate the spill's effects.

Eivissa Unveiled: Discover the Depths of Ibiza Beyond the Beach

The iconic party capital, Ibiza, known for its electrifying nightlife and sun-drenched beaches, is setting its sights on a fresh chapter. At the World Travel Market in London, a new campaign titled 'Do You Know Ibiza? Now Discover Eivissa' is inviting UK tourists to explore the lesser-known cultural depths of Eivissa, its historic capital. Moving beyond the island's summer allure, this campaign highlights Eivissa's rich tapestry of history, cuisine, and culture, encouraging year-round travel and authentic experiences. As the drum of change beats, British tourists are called to embrace a more cultured visitation, with an emphasis on heritage and local flavours. The initiative also aims to boost tourism outside the usual peak, promoting the island as a hub for conferences and celebrations, thus supporting local business throughout the year. With Mediterranean vibes and the enchanting backdrop of Eivissa, this campaign promises to captivate the next wave of Ibiza devotees.

Sant Antoni Unveils Year-Round Celebration for British Tourists

Sant Antoni de Portmany is putting its best foot forward in the UK, showcasing the island's year-long allure. Unveiling their latest tourism campaign, 'A Place to Celebrate', at a chic London restaurant, the delegation debuted a new promotional video aimed at shifting perceptions. Traditionally seen as a summer hotspot, Sant Antoni is keen to highlight its autumn and winter charms to British visitors. The video paints a serene picture of lesser-known experiences, from taking in sunset views without the summer throngs, indulging in local wines amidst the vineyards, to enjoying traditional cuisine like arròs de matances. As the island strives for year-round tourism, the campaign emphasises outdoor activities, rural heritage, and festive local traditions. Holding strategic meetings at the World Travel Market, Sant Antoni aims to attract UK tourists beyond the summer months, inviting them to experience a quieter, authentic slice of the island.