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Latest La Manga Spain News
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. | |
| Take the plunge on a holiday at La Manga Club | 02nd May 2008 | | With unpredictable UK weather always a concern why not take the plunge and opt for a holiday at La Manga Club which averages more than 300 days of sunshine a year thanks to its situation on the Costa Calida.
Unlike a holiday on the UK coast at this time of the year, where only the brave of heart and those with access to wet suits are likely to test the waters, La Manga Club is located between two seas – including the gentle lagoon of the Mar Menor – where the water is on average six degrees warmer than that of the Mediterranean.
A short walk from La Manga Club resort there are many water-based activities you can enjoy as you cool off on a holiday at La Manga Club.
Sailing on the Mar Menor is a popular pastime thanks to shallow waters and gentle winds.
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| What's on the menu for La Manga weddings | 01st May 2008 | | There has been a "huge growth" reported in the popularity of weddings abroad, according to nuptial information provider Confetti.
According to the commentator, brides and grooms often do so out of a desire to tie the knot in pleasant weather.
La Manga is renowned for its glorious weather - it receives an average of 300 days of sunshine per year - and caters for weddings in the summer and winter months.
Wedding receptions can be held in the Hyatt Regency Hotel, where the chefs can cook up a sumptuous banquet for the bride and groom and their wedding party.
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| Restaurants to choose from in La Manga Club | 28th April 2008 | | A recent study by Ciao Surveys revealed that food is high on the agenda for UK holidaymakers.
Britons taking flights to Murcia are sure to find that this prerequisite is sated if they visit La Manga Club.
With more than 20 bars and restaurants to choose from in total, your dining experience is unlikely to get repetitive.
Themed dining evenings take place during the summer months, such as the Lebanese Week due to take place this May.
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| May at La Manga Club | 28th April 2008 | | Britons taking Spanish holidays in La Manga Club this May will have a host of activities and special events to choose from.
Between May 2nd and 3rd, a Weekend Yoga Retreat is taking place at Spa La Manga Club which includes a combination of Ashtanga yoga, Pranayama, meditation, chanting and mantras, dietary advice and relaxation.
As the food we consume has an effect on our wellbeing, it is advised that natural food and fresh juices can help to rebalance the body.
"The word Pranayama comes from the Sanskrit words, Prana, life force, or vital energy, particularly, the breath, and "ayama", to lengthen or extend.
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| Older Brits 'want to travel' | 19th March 2008 | | Consumers nearing retirement age in the UK are increasingly looking forward to taking flights to Spain and other destinations once they have left their jobs, it has been reported.
According to Prudential, more than half of Britons approaching pension age are looking forward to taking control of their lives once retired.
And many of these Britons could be looking at taking extended holidays in Spain, with research from the company showing that 27 per cent of nearly-retired Brits wish to spend at least three months a year abroad.
"While those retiring this year may have dreams of foreign holidays and a life of active leisure, the reality for many is that life on a pension will bring far greater financial constraints than they envisage," Gary Shaughnessy, managing director of Prudential Retail Life & Pensions warned - advising Brits to start saving for retirement sooner.
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| Newlyweds say I do to beach honeymoons | 19th March 2008 | | Post-nuptial couples in the UK enjoy taking flights to Spain for beach holidays at a luxury Spanish resort, research from one commentator suggests.
According to a new study by MSC Cruises, almost half of all newly married Britons like to spend over £1,000 on the perfect luxury honeymoon, TravelMole reports.
Some couples even push the boat out to part with more than £10,000, while around 15 per cent find their honeymoon sets them back over £3,001.
Beach holidays in Spain remain popular among honeymooners, it would appear, as the research shows that 45 per cent of newlyweds choose beach holidays.
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| Brits should 'plan ahead' for sports holidays | 19th March 2008 | | Britons planning on taking flights to Spain for a Spanish holiday filled with sport at La Manga Club this coming Easter should think about what sports they intend to play, it has been recommended.
According to the British Insurance Brokers' Association, it is important to take out the correct kind of travel insurance when sport is to play a significant part in a Spanish holiday.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association claims it is the leading general insurance organisation in the UK.
"If you are going on a beach holiday, you might be doing some paragliding there.
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| Spa weekend on Spanish holiday at La Manga Club | 18th March 2008 | | This April, those taking flights to Spain for a Spanish holiday at La Manga Club can indulge themselves in relaxation as part of the resort's retreat calendar.
From April 4th until April 6th 2008, the Anahata Chakra - Compassion retreat will be running.
The Anahata Chakra - Compassion retreat is aimed at working on individual's balance, compassion, self acceptance and good relationships.
All retreats offered at Spa La Manga Club focus on one of the seven chakras - the vital energy centres of the body.
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| Those on Spanish holidays 'should be aware' | 17th March 2008 | | Britons intending to go on a Spanish holiday this Easter have been advised to be aware of hidden charges levied by credit and debit card providers.
According to Nationwide, many Britons intend to quit the shores of the UK this coming weekend in order to enjoy some early season sunshine.
However, the building society warns that more than £650 million was lost by Brits on Spanish holidays and other foreign sojourns last year thanks to charges on their cards.
"Returning from your Easter break to find charges for using your card abroad is enough to drive anyone hopping mad.
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| Spa holidays in Spain on the increase? | 17th March 2008 | | A rising number of Britons could soon be heading on Spanish holidays for the benefits of spa treatments as much as for a break in the sun, according to new research.
According to TravelMole, spa holidays are "making a comeback", with a Mintel report in 2007 suggesting that £135 million was spent in the UK on health and wellness holidays the previous year.
Moreover, Mintel anticipated that spending on such holidays would double by 2011 as the trend for healthy eating, exercise and relaxation continues.
Britons interested in incorporating both exercise and relaxation into their breaks away could consider a Spanish holiday in La Manga Club.
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