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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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Brits 'keen to take 2010 holidays' |
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After a year of doom and gloom, Brits are keen to take holidays to Spain and other destinations in 2010, it has been claimed.
According to the Independent Association of Tour Operators, people who may have missed out on their annual break last year are now "keen to proceed with it this year".
Ian Bradley, a spokesman for the organisation, said that most families are looking for good deals that offer value for money.
He suggested that traditional hotspots such as Spain which may have suffered last year - are likely to regain popularity quickly.
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Take a Valentine's break in Spain |
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A holiday in Spain is the perfect gift for your loved one this Valentine's Day especially if it involves a stay at La Manga Club.
The popular Spanish resort is running a special promotion, offering excellent deals on food and accommodation.
For just 130 euros (£115) per person, couples can enjoy a romantic two-night stay at the five-star Hotel La Manga Club Principe Felipe.
The package also includes a Valentine's dinner for two at the renowned Amapola Restaurant, which serves up a range of tasty Mediterranean-inspired dishes.
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Join a fitness class at La Manga Club |
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Taking a holiday in Spain does not mean your fitness regime and healthy eating plan need to go out of the window.
Guests holidaying at La Manga Club can make use of the resort's excellent range of facilities, including the luxurious spa and fitness centre.
A selection of exercise classes takes place daily, with something on offer for people of all abilities.
Guests can get their heart pumping and legs working by joining the spinning class or they can relax and improve their mental wellbeing by taking up tai chi.
Read More: Join a fitness class at La Manga Club |
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Tickle your tastebuds on holiday in Spain |
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One of the best things about taking a holiday in Spain is sampling some of the delicious cuisine on offer.
When it comes to dining, guests staying at La Manga Club will be spoilt for choice. There are more than 20 bars and restaurants dotted around the resort, with each offering a different style and taste.
For authentic tapas dishes and fine wines, holidaymakers can head to La Bodega, while guests who want to sample delicious pastas and pizzas can opt for Luigi's.
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'Save money' on holidays in Spain |
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People planning to book holidays in Spain over the coming year can save money by using a prepaid currency card.
That is according to Donald Strachan, who recently claimed in the Telegraph that the cards are a simple, safe and secure option for holidaymakers.
"This new breed of plastic combines the budgeting advantage of travellers' cheques with the flexibility and security of a credit card," he commented.
In general, travellers who use currency cards can expect to save around ten per cent, compared to those who purchase their euros at a bank or airport.
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Holidaymakers offered Valentine's Day tips |
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Brits hoping to escape the UK and take a break abroad for Valentine's Day have been offered some travel tips.
Nick Trend, editorial director at Simonseeks, said people should remember that it falls during one of the coldest months of the year and may wish to opt for a destination where there is likely to be some sunshine.
"The other thing to bear in mind of course is it [Valentine's Day] is right at the beginning of half term this year so if you are going away as a couple you have got to vie with all the families too," he commented.
Couples travelling over the weekend should consider booking a day off work and flying back on the Monday as this is often a cheaper option than Sunday, Mr Trend added.
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Holidays in Spain 'offer variety' |
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Holidays in Spain offer variety and are a great option for people who enjoy lounging around at the beach as well as exploring interesting cultural attractions.
Francesca Ecsery, global sales director of Cheapflights.co.uk, said people will get the best value by travelling to the country in early or late summer.
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Holidays in Spain 'are a favourite for Brits' |
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Spain is still a firm favourite with British holidaymakers, it has been claimed.
Francesca Ecsery, global sales director of Cheapflights.co.uk, suggested that it has a great deal to offer travellers, including reliable weather and stunning scenery.
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Improve your game while on holiday in Spain |
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Working on your tennis skills does not have to be a chore. By combining coaching with a holiday in Spain, you can learn from the best professionals in a warm and welcoming environment.
Located in Murcia, La Manga Club is renowned for its sports facilities and basks in sunshine for more than 300 days of the year, making it a great option for people who want to brush up on their tennis abilities.
The resort is home to 28 tennis courts, with three surfaces to choose from.
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Holidays in Spain 'cheaper than Turkey' |
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Holidaymakers who were planning to escape the eurozone in order to save money this year may wish to reconsider.
According to the latest Post Office Worldwide Holiday Costs Barometer, rising costs in Turkey mean that a holidays in Spain is now a much cheaper.
Sarah Munro, head of travel money at the organisation, commented: "For 2010 our shopping basket of eight tourist staples indicates that Turkey is now 68 per cent more expensive than Spain."
She claimed the eurozone is now "striking back" after many resorts suffered during 2009.
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