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| Welcome to La Manga Club Spanish Holiday News - the place to find the latest Spanish holiday information and news. Use the categories on the left for all the news about La Manga Club, Spanish Holidays, Golf Holidays and Tennis Holidays. Please also browse our Spanish Holiday features section. | |
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Save money on holiday in Spain |
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 The pound may have lost strength against the euro over the last year but holidaymakers can still save money, it has been claimed.
Writing in the Telegraph, Emma Wall said there are plenty of ways in which travellers can make their hard-earned money go further this year.
Those taking holidays to Spain and other destinations should ensure they use a card which doesn't charge for overseas transactions, such as the Classic MasterCard from the Post Office.
Brits can also save money by planning ahead and buying their currency at the right time.
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Brits like to 'holiday with mums' |
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 Over half of Brits like to holiday with their mums, a new survey has revealed.
In a recent poll carried out by Holiday Extras, 54 per cent of people said that their mothers are their ideal travel companions.
However, 19 per cent admitted that they would only holiday with their parents out of a sense of duty.
Commenting on the findings, Mike Whiting, managing editor at Holiday Extras, said: "Mums deserve a treat on Mother's Day so it's great to hear that so many people would gladly take theirs on holiday.
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Regular holidays are "in the British psyche" |
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 British people have become accustomed to travelling abroad regularly and no longer see it as a luxury, it has been suggested.
Speaking earlier this week, Steve Barnes, corporate marketing manager for the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta), said it is "in the British psyche" to go on holiday to Spain and other destinations every year.
"In difficult times you might downgrade your holiday, but I really don't think there will be that many that would cancel their holiday," he commented.
People may be forced to cancel in the event of redundancy; however, as long as they have a good travel insurance policy they should be able to claim their deposit back, Mr Barnes added.
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'Mediterranean forest' for Alicante |
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 Officials at Alicante port have announced plans to make the area greener.
From September work will begin on creating a Mediterranean-style forest of 900 trees, Typically Spanish reports.
The area will also include sand dunes and "special 12-metre anti-dust screens to stop pollution and carbon dust reaching the city".
Although some local residents say they are sceptical about the plans, it is thought that the trees will absorb a significant amount of CO2 – the same as 4,000 cars.
Read More: 'Mediterranean forest' for Alicante |
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Brits 'unlikely to cancel holidays' |
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 British people are unlikely to give up their annual holidays to Spain and other destinations, even in the midst of a recession.
That is the opinion of Steve Barnes, corporate marketing manager at the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta), who said that it is "in the British psyche" to go abroad every year.
"In difficult times you might downgrade your holiday, but I really don't think there will be that many that would cancel their holiday," he commented.
The only reason people are likely to cancel their holidays is if they be become redundant and travellers should ensure that they take out a good travel insurance policy to offer protection against this, Mr Barnes furthered.
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Abta offers holiday advice |
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 With the credit crunch to contend with, many people will be taking extra care when booking their holidays to Spain and other destinations this year.
Speaking this week, the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) said holidaymakers should ensure that they are covered if they need to cancel their break in the event of a redundancy.
Although most travel insurance providers usually cover redundancies, Abta advises that holidaymakers check before booking.
Steve Barnes, corporate marketing manager at the organisation, said people should make sure they book with a reputable company.
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Ryanair sees traffic growth |
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 Budget airline Ryanair has seen an increase in passenger numbers, it has been revealed.
Speaking today (March 4th), the airline said that its February passenger numbers were up seven per cent, compared to the same period last year.
Figures show that the airline carried 4.13 million passengers on flights to Spain and other popular destinations last month.
Read More: Ryanair sees traffic growth |
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Enjoy a luxury spa break this Mother's Day |
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 Those looking for the perfect Mother's Day treat this year may wish to consider a spa break at La Manga Club.
As one of Europe's most luxurious holiday resorts, La Manga is the ideal place to while away a relaxing weekend.
Furthermore, holidaymakers should have no trouble reaching their destination, with airlines such as bmibaby, Jet2 and Ryanair all serving the south of Spain.
Mums will find plenty of ways to relax at La Manga Club.
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Duffy to play Murcia |
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 British singing sensation Duffy is set to perform in Spain later this year, it has been revealed.
The award-winning star will be taking to the stage at the SOS 4.8 48 hour Music Festival in Murcia, Round Town News reports.
"The Welsh singing sensation, who has sold five million albums worldwide and has just been awarded three Brits and a Grammy, will be joining the likes of Keane, The Prodigy and Babyshambles," the news provider said.
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Ryanair launches new seat sale |
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 Those planning to book flights to Spain may be interested to hear that budget airline Ryanair has launched a new March seat sale.
The carrier, which serves destinations including Alicante and Malaga, will be offering seats on selected routes from as little as two euros until March 9th.
Low fares are valid for those flying on selected dates during the months of March, April and May.
Speaking earlier this week, Ryanair's Stephen McNamara said: "Everyone loves to get a bargain and Ryanair encourages passengers to log on to Ryanair.
Read More: Ryanair launches new seat sale |
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