EsJardí

a trip back in time to relive all eras of The Beatles in a two­hour performance.

Tickets start at €18.

Bresh will land on Sunday July 16. Known as ‘the nicest party in the world’, Bresh was born in Argentina in 2016 with the mission to create a new nightlife scene that represents the values of the new generations and promotes an atmosphere of collective freedom. A great show with the best music including reggaeton, pop, cumbia, trap, electronic and almost any other genre to get everyone dancing.

Tickets start at €18.

For further information visit www.es jardimallorca.com

Denmark

Allowance declined

PRINCE CHRISTIAN OF DENMARK, the future king, has decided to decline his governmentfunded royal allowance upon turning 18. He aims to prioritise his education instead. This decision reflects the Danish royal family’s ongoing efforts to modernise the monarchy. Breaking with tradition effective from October he marks a notable departure from conventional expectations.

Airport CEO

THOMAS WOLDBYE , the former CEO of Copenhagen’s Kastrup International Airport has been appointed as the new CEO of London Heathrow Airport. After 10 years in charge of Britain's busiest travel hub, John HollandKaye steps down later this year, at which point, the keys will be handed to Woldbye.