Across its 132 pages, the new spring-summer 2026 edition of Mallorca Global Mag offers a journey through the stories, trends and conversations shaping Mallorca today. The magazine is now available at newsstands, regular distribution points and for online download.
One of the main themes of this issue focuses on the fitness boom and on how wellbeing, image and social media have changed the way Mallorcans relate to the body and sport. Boutique gyms, personal training and healthy habits are driving a multi-million-euro industry that is now part of the island’s lifestyle. In parallel, Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry Andreu Palou analyses the potential of new anti-obesity drugs in tackling addictions such as alcohol or tobacco.
Mallorca Global Mag also talks to the president of CAEB, Carmen Planas, about entrepreneurship, the shadow economy and female leadership, and explores the housing crisis and its impact on the foreign population living on the island through the forum Mallorca in the Spotlight, with the consuls of Morocco, Argentina and Finland.
Culture once again plays a key role in the magazine, which travels from the visual and artistic universe of Miquel Barceló to the rise of k-pop in the Balearic Islands, and explores the keys to horror cinema with Mallorcan screenwriter Ernest Riera. The issue also includes a major photographic report from Tanzania, with safaris, wild landscapes and scenes from Maasai life.
For those seeking inspiration and great plans, the magazine brings together recommendations for books, albums, films and exhibitions, along with a leisure agenda through to October so readers do not miss the season’s main events in Mallorca.
The edition also looks at topics of great interest such as the total solar eclipse of 2026, which will turn the Balearic Islands into one of the world’s great astronomical viewing points; the impact of extreme heat on health; the island’s food fragility in the event of a break in maritime supply routes; and spearfishing with two-time world champion Malén Sart. There is also room for stories linked to the island’s memory, such as the article by Bartomeu Bestard on the historical origins of discrimination against Mallorca’s Chuetas.
Distinctive voices in Mallorca Global Mag spring-summer 2026
The publication is completed by opinion pieces from Camilo José Cela Conde, Eduardo Jordá, Margalida Gili, Carlos García-Delgado, Josep Pons Irazazábal, Aleix Calveras and José Eduardo Iglesias, with articles that offer reflection and critical insight.
With this new edition, Mallorca Global Mag once again combines current affairs, culture and trends to discover and enjoy the island from new perspectives. Now available at newsstands and regular distribution points. Don’t miss it!
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