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Britons travelling on flights to Spain and holidays elsewhere in Europe have been issued with a series of travel tips by one commentator.
According to Kirstie Bayley, vice-president of American Express Travellers Cheques, travellers cheques are one way of protecting your finances on holidays in Spain as they are "completely replaceable if lost or stolen".
Other advice includes making photocopies of important documentation such as passports and insurance information and leaving a hard copy at home while retaining another to take with you on holiday. Keeping an e-version of such information is also advised as it is accessible from anywhere.
Spain has been listed as one of the top ten destinations for a pony trekking holiday, according to one publication.
The Guardian placed the Andalucian coastline of Spain in the top spot for horse riding holidays.
According to the publication, travellers on Spanish holidays to Andalucia will have views of North Africa and enjoy hacks through the pine covered countryside.
On a riding holiday in Spain, horse-lovers can also "gallop through the waves towards the sand dunes at the windsurfer's paradise of Tarifa".
England footballer Peter Crouch has been spotted enjoying a Spanish holiday in Ibiza with his girlfriend.
The 6ft 7 inch striker was photographed in the Daily Mail relaxing aboard a sail boat with WAG Abbey Clancy on his second holiday of the summer.
Being careful to apply suncream to each other, the pair looked bronzed and relaxed as the boat drifted in the waters off the Spanish holiday island this week.
Clancy wore a patterned triangle bikini while Crouch covered his long limbs with a pair of white shorts.
Parents wishing to take their children away on holiday this summer could be facing rising premium charges, it has been reported.
According to Abbey, during the first fortnight of August, holidays abroad will cost UK parents the most money.
Research by the company revealed that rates are higher between mid-July and the first few weeks in August during school holidays.
"The costs of summer holidays increase drastically when the schools break up - and this year, with so many living costs going up, this could prove difficult for parents," commented Callum Gibson, head of Abbey Credit Cards.
The Association of British Travel Agents recently reported that despite growing concerns about the state of the UK economy, few Britons will be giving up their summer holidays in Spain this year.
However, for those who want to travel with a clear conscience when it comes to finance, a pre-paid card could be one way to help stay on track financially.
According to Virgin Money, pre-paid cards can help Brits stay on budget by removing the temptation to run up a debt as only the amount loaded on the card can be spent.
"They're a good discipline to get into to avoid the risk of the sun going to your head and burning up your bank balance on holiday," Virgin Money spokesman Grant Bather said.
Spanish holidays are the number one choice for families who are travelling abroad this year, according to new research.
The study by insurance.co.uk revealed that family holidays in Spain also proved to be popular with older Britons, as it is listed as the second most popular travel spot in 2008 for those aged over 60.
Holidays in Spain have retained their popularity among travellers, it has been reported.
According to a study by Co-op, Spain is one of the top ten foreign holiday destinations for summer 2008.
The Spanish holiday islands of Majorca and Tenerife also featured on the list.
"Bookings from people looking for cheap summer sun have traditionally ensured that Spain was the leading holiday destination," Trevor Davis, head of retail distribution at Co-op Travel, said.
Big Brother evictee Stephanie McMichael has wasted no time feeling sorry for herself after being voted out of the infamous house.
The 19-year old student from Liverpool was the first to be voted off this year's Channel 4 show and jumped directly on a flight to Spain for a Spanish holiday with some friends, the Daily Mail reports.
"I would love to be in there. You don't expect to be first out.
