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Renovation in Torrevieja is moving ahead with new plans for development in a bid to attract those enjoying a holiday in Spain, according to a local official.
Mayor Pedro Angel Hernandez Mateo announced plans to revamp the local waterfront as part of a larger plan to boost tourism in this area of the Costa Blanca, reports the Euro Weekly News website.
Speaking on local television, Mr Mateo explained that the new development in the Salinas area would span some 7,000 square metres.
This is the latest plans by the local government to make the area more attractive to people on holidays in Spain.
People visiting Torremolinos in Andalucia during their holidays in Spain are able to enjoy an "authentic" experience.
This is according to the British Airways Highlife magazine, which listed the area among its 50 most authentic places on earth.
Four decades of "mass tourism" have not crushed the true Spanish soul of Torremolinos, according to the publication.
It states that the "bustling" town continues to evolve, with fashionable architects admiring the high-rise hotels, dating back to the 1950s and 1960s, in Torremolinos.
The first delivery of timber that will be used for the life-sized reconstruction of the historical Galveztown has arrived in Malaga.
Work on the construction of the replica brig, which will measure 20 metres in length, started earlier this year.
According to the Euro Weekly News website, 20 tonnes of American live oak was delivered in Malaga, with a further 220 expected for the project.
The Galveztown holds special significance for the people of Malaga, as the original was commanded by local man Bernando de Galvez in the 18th century to capture Pensacola Bay in Florida.
People enjoying holidays in Spain this year have the opportunity to witness a special event this Friday in Malaga.
On November 28th the some 3.7 million Christmas lights will be switched on in the city, which is the most festive lights ever witnessed in Malaga, according to Typically Spanish.
The festive lights will use new LED technology in order to reduce energy consumption and the spectacular display will be illuminated for 40 nights.
All-inclusive holiday bookings are on the increase, as British travellers look for ways to cut costs, it has been found.
Reluctant to give up their holidays altogether, Britons are looking to save money by cutting down on food and drink expenditure.
Figures from travel company On the Beach show that all-inclusive bookings for 2009 are up by 43 per cent on 2008, with half-board bookings rising by 26 per cent.
Self-catering bookings for the same period have dropped by 18 per cent.
British people will do everything possible to safeguard their annual holidays in Spain and other destinations, it has been claimed.
Frances Tuke, a spokesperson for the Association of Travel Agents (Abta), said that the majority of Britons were reluctant to give up their annual holidays, despite the credit crunch.
Ms Tuke suggested that instead of cutting out holidays, travellers were looking at other ways of reducing costs, such as opting for all-inclusive breaks and taking holidays in Spain and other destinations that are served by budget airlines.
"Of course with all-inclusives you can budget up-front very well.
If you're in need of some rest and relaxation this winter, then look no further than La Manga Club on Spain's sunny Costa Calida.
With its own luxurious health spa, La Manga is the ideal place to unwind ahead of the busy party season and holidaymakers in need of some pampering can indulge in one of the many treatments on offer.
As well as everyday treatments such as manicures and pedicures, the spa offers a number of exotic signature treatments, with everything from purifying mud wraps to relaxing holistic therapies.
For those looking to combat the signs of ageing, a sumptuous diamond facial could be just the ticket, with fresher, younger-looking skin guaranteed.
The weather may be miserable in the UK, but over in Spain the sun is still shining and there are plenty of ways to make the most of the heat.
Holidaymakers staying at La Manga Club will be spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor activities, with everything from jogging to scuba-diving on offer.
One of the best ways to explore the resort and surrounding area is by cycling and La Manga has a wide selection of bikes to suit riders of all abilities.
Visitors have the option to cycle solo, or join one of the guided tours, which take in the village of Los Belones, Portman Artillery Battery and Calblanque Natural Park.
Kicking off on December 30th, La Caretta is a traditional Spanish festival held in the Andalucian town of Cogollos de Guadix.
The festival involves the gathering of wood for a large bonfire, which is set a light in honour of baby Jesus.
According to What's on When, locals spend the first day of the two-day event chopping wood, before bringing it down from the mountains in a wagon decorated with ribbons, oranges and religious pictures.
Once the wood has been unloaded and the bonfire set alight, locals and visitors dance the night away in front of a statue borrowed from the local church.
