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Those taking tennis holidays in La Manga Club may cross paths with British pro Robert Dee, who is based in the region.
And if it seems that he has an extra spring in his step, then it is because he has received another printed apology from an English newspaper.
The London Evening Standard has been forced to print an apology to Dee after it described him as "the world's worst tennis player", Press Gazette reports.
Statistics used by the newspaper did not include 22 victories racked up in professional matches in Spain by Dee, who the Times reports lives in a family home in La Manga.
Need a new tennis racquet for your tennis holidays in Spain? It seems America does, as the nation went sports crazy this month.
According to new figures from online marketing analyst comScore, sports and fitness saw the fastest growth in sales as the Christmas period approaches.
Sales of such goods rose by 31 per cent during the period, compared to the second highest growth of 18 per cent, in books and magazines.
"With five fewer days of holiday shopping between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, there is increasing pressure on consumers to make their holiday purchases in time for Christmas," said Gian Fulgoni, chairman of comScore.
Holidaymakers should not be too surprised if they see an increasing number of British beginners on tennis holidays in Spain next year.
A new survey reveals that more than a quarter (27 per cent) of people making new year's resolutions in the UK are looking to take up a new sport, hobby or interest.
While La Manga Club's world class golf courses could offer a less physically demanding option, it seems tennis might be better suited to the 48 per cent who wish to get more exercise in 2008.
Similarly, 49 per cent are aiming to lose weight, according to the survey by Gocompare.
Budget carrier bmibaby has reported a surge in the number of Brits booking last-minute flights to Spain and other popular destinations.
The airline has slashed its prices on a number of routes from Manchester, Birmingham International and Cardiff International, with flights to Malaga available from just £24.99 including taxes and charges.
Since the start of the sale, traffic to the website has increased by 150 per cent, with bookings up 40 per cent, suggesting that despite the credit crunch, people are still eager to escape the UK.
British holidaymakers are more likely to opt for "classic" trips to sunny destinations such as Spain, than take frequent city breaks, it has been claimed.
According to responsibletravel.com, as the downturn tightens its grip, holidaymakers will be forced to prioritise where travel is concerned.
Justin Francis, the company's managing director, commented: "Those that can afford additional breaks will explore much closer to home, particularly as the pound drops in value against the Euro - allowing them to save up the pennies and the annual leave for a longer annual holiday which will come in the form of classic, special travel experiences - those unforgettable once in a lifetime trips.
Britons on holidays in Spain will be able to snap up January bargains earlier than normal this year.
Sales in the Andalucia region are starting on January 2nd this year, with many stores promising major discounts.
Shops in Spain usually begin their sales after the Day of the Three Kings; however, in order to boost sales stores are slashing their prices earlier, Typically Spanish reports.
The move has been welcomed by the region's councillor for tourism and trade Luciano Alonso, who thinks the measure will draw more people into the shops.
La Manga club is the ideal destination for children looking to develop their tennis skills.
The resort is home to 28 multi-surface tennis courts and expert tuition is available to youngsters throughout the year.
La Manga's Tennis Academy runs a series of courses specifically designed with young children in mind and coaching is available for those aged four and upwards.
As well as making new friends and staying fit, little ones can also get in touch with their competitive sides by taking part in the age-group tournaments and fun competitions on offer.
With 28 multi-surface courts, the tennis facilities at La Manga Club in Spain are among the best in Europe.
La Manga Club is just a short flight from the UK and is the ideal destination for Britons looking to improve their technique or learn how to play tennis from scratch.
The resort caters for players of all abilities and those who want to take their training a little further can sign up to one of the courses offered by La Manga Club's Tennis Academy.
From five-day courses to two-hour coaching sessions, there is help available to suit everyone and what's more, the resort enjoys over 300 days of sunshine annually.
With 28 multi-surface courts, the tennis facilities at La Manga Club are among the best in Europe.
Just a short flight away from the UK, La Manga Club is the ideal destination for Britons looking to improve their technique.
The resort can cater for players of all abilities and those who want to take their training a little further can sign up to one of the courses offered by La Manga Club's Tennis Academy.
From five-day courses to two-hour coaching sessions, there is help available to suit everyone.
