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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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Third of holidaymakers 'do not use sunscreen' |
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 A third of people taking holidays to Spain and elsewhere to not protect their skin with sunscreen, it has been revealed.
According to research by sun care company Green People, 60 per cent of people between the ages of 16 and 24 expect to be burnt when they are abroad.
Charlotte Vohtz, a spokesperson for the organisation, said it is vital that people put their health first when jetting abroad.
"It is really important that you apply a generous amount of sunscreen (30ml to cover your body / one shot glass) every two hours you are in the sun," she explained.
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Families 'want to spend more time together' |
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 Brits are keen to spend more quality time with their loved ones, according to new research.
A survey carried out by Merlin Entertainment revealed that 85 per cent of people would like to do more with their family and friends.
Of those polled, 47 per cent said the best thing about taking a group trip or holiday is having the chance to be with their loved ones.
Commenting on the findings, psychologist Carey Cooper said: "In difficult economic times, it is great to see that the family still plays an important role in meeting people's social needs and that people want to spend more time with their family members.
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Currency sales 'on the rise' |
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 Foreign currency sales have increased over the last year, suggesting that people are feeling more confident about taking holidays to Spain and other popular destinations.
According to the American Express Global Foreign Exchange Services Currency Index, sales rose by six per cent during the first quarter of 2010, compared to the same period in 2009.
Terry Perrin, director of trading and business development at American Express Global Foreign Exchange Services, said sales of the euro are increasing steadily.
Favourites of 2009 are likely to continue their popular streak into the summer of 2010.
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'Keep your travel money safe' on holiday in Spain |
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 Holidaymakers heading to Spain this summer have been urged to keep their cash safe.
According to foreign exchange provider Caxton FX, a good option for people concerned about security are prepaid currency cards, which can be used in the same way as debit and credit cards.
"If your card is lost or stolen, a block can be placed on it immediately and a replacement sent out to you. Plus, your card is not linked to your bank account and so minimises identity theft.
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Relax with a massage at La Manga Club |
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 If you're planning to take a holiday at La Manga Club this summer, then why not get your break off to a good start by booking in for a relaxing massage?
Located at the heart of the complex, the spa offers a wide range of therapies, with something for everyone.
A great option for people who are enjoying a treatment for the first time is the Swedish massage, which helps to ease tension, relax muscles and improve circulation.
Alternatively, guests can opt for a deep tissue massage, which is great for people who play sports regularly and want to relieve muscular discomfort.
Vichy water massages are also available, as well as scalp treatments and reflexology.
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Choose an insurance policy 'that caters for your needs' |
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 People taking holidays to Spain this summer should choose an insurance policy that is tailored to their needs.
This is according to Andrew Pumphrey, a spokesperson for LateRooms.com, who suggested that most people think protection is a one-size-fits-all commodity.
"Although people may spend three hours looking for a hotel they spent under an hour looking for the insurance to go with that," he commented.
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Keep fit on holiday in Spain |
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 You might be jetting off on holiday to Spain, but that does not mean you have to abandon your exercise regime.
Guests holidaying at La Manga Club can stay in shape during their stay by making use of the resort's state-of-the-art fitness centre.
Located within the spa building, the spacious gymnasium has everything you need to keep fit.
The fitness centre is equipped with everything from cardio machines to free weights and a stretching area, as well as static bikes and rowers.
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'Brush up on road knowledge' before driving abroad |
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 Brits planning to take a holiday in Spain this year and catch the ferry to the continent have been urged to read up on the country's rules of the road before getting behind the wheel.
According to AXA Insurance, an increasing number of people are planning to drive to their destination this summer rather than fly.
However, the company warned that without research, this can lead to confusion and accidents.
A survey carried out by AXA revealed that 33 per cent of people do not know if it is necessary to use a GB sticker when driving abroad, while 48 per cent wrongly believe it is essential to carry a petrol can and screen wash at all times in Spain.
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Book a tennis holiday in Spain |
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 One of the best things about taking a holiday in Spain is having the opportunity to enjoy new activities.
Guests planning to take a break at La Manga Club may wish to consider booking an intensive course at the resort's Tennis Academy and improve their ability on the court.
The resort, which is renowned for the quality of its facilities, runs a number of different learning programmes throughout the year, catering for players of all ages and abilities.
Holidaymakers that are keen to learn the basics of the game can book a place on the adult five-day course, which covers everything from serves to volleys and doubles tactics.
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All-inclusive holidays 'offer great value for money' |
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 People hoping to save money on their next holiday to Spain may wish to consider booking an all-inclusive break.
Victoria Sanders, managing director of Teletext Holidays, suggested that people can make significant savings by booking this type of package.
"You can pay for your whole holiday before you travel, so any additional spending you have is just for extras like ice creams or buying souvenirs so it means you can budget for your whole holiday before you go away," she commented.
When it comes to finding a cheap deal on holidays to Spain and elsewhere, it is all about planning ahead and shopping around, Ms Sanders added.
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