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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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Say I do on a luxury holiday at La Manga Club |
11th April 2008 |
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 It was recently reported that many people who choose to get married abroad also have their honeymoon at the same destination.
According to Hitched.co.uk, an organisation that offers a free service to help couples with every aspect of getting married, people marrying abroad tend to make their honeymoon out of that destination because "if you’re going that far it must be very beautiful".
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Colin Farrell film set for production in Spain |
11th April 2008 |
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 Brits taking holidays in Spain over the coming weeks may have the pleasure of running into Irish actor Colin Farrell, who set to produce new thriller Triage in Alicante.
Farrell will play a photo-journalist returning from a dangerous assignment "without his colleague and best friend", according to IGN.
IGN reports that according to Variety, Bosnian director Danis Tanovic, who won an Oscar for Best Foreign Film for No Man's Land in 2001, will be at the helm.
Co-starring with Farrell, and another celebrity face you may see on a Spanish holiday this spring, is Paz Vega, star of Spanglish and Lord of the Rings actor Christopher Lee.
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See Queen in concert on a villa holiday in Spain |
11th April 2008 |
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 Fans of the English rock band Queen can see their heroes in action on a winter holiday in Spain this October – but will have to book their tickets quickly if they want to avoid disappointment,
Formed in 1972 in London, Queen originally consisted of guitarist Brian May, lead vocalist Freddie Mercury and drummer Roger Taylor, bassist John Deacon joined the following year.
Lead singer Freddie Mercury died in 1991 and John Deacon retired not long after, but Brian May and Roger Taylor have continued to perform as Queen since.
Tickets to see the Queen with former Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers taking up the vocals at the old La Condomina football ground in Murcia on October 24th are on sale now.
According to Think Spain, the gig will be one of only three concerts to take place in Spain during the 2008 world tour.
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British couple spends diamond wedding on Spanish holiday |
11th April 2008 |
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 For one UK couple there was only one place that they wanted to be on their 60th wedding anniversary – on a luxury holiday in Spain.
The Mansfield Chad reports that Elsie and Ken Organ took flights to Spain to celebrate their diamond wedding.
Elsie and Ken, from Edwinstowe, took flights to Spain along with seven other members of their family on a special Spanish holiday arranged by their daughters.
"We used to go every year but we've both been ill.
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Spain to hold major international event |
10th April 2008 |
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 Make sure to pack your wallet if you are booking flights to Spain in May 2008, as it has been announced that a major poker event is to take place in Barcelona next month.
Casino Barcelona is to host the World Poker Tour Event for the second time from May 21st until May 27th.
More than 400 players and hundreds more fans are set to take flights to Spain next month to be a part of the World Poker Tour.
The Spanish Championship, as it is known, will accommodate unlimited entry on May 21st and 22nd before the main event commences between the 400 players on May 24th 2008.
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Golf tuition breaks for armchair golfers |
10th April 2008 |
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 While Britain is a nation of golf lovers, new research suggests that the clubs of many are gathering dust in cupboards as opposed to being taken out on to the fairway.
According to a new study by LV=, although one in five households has at least one set of golf clubs, 50 per cent of these have not been played with in the past six months.
Research by the company also shows that more than £10.4 billion worth of tennis, squash and badminton racquets and bicycles are also lying dormant in Britain's households.
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Spain's golf courses benefit from rare shower |
10th April 2008 |
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 An unusual wave of refreshing rain has fallen across parts of Spain this week.
The golf courses of Spain are set to benefit as the uncommon showers continue into the weekend, meaning springy surfaces for those taking flights to Spain for golfing breaks later this month.
According to the Meteorology Institute, there has been 40 per cent less rain than usual in Spain since October 1st 2007, the Times reports.
While the rain falls this week, those planning holidays in Spain this summer can look forward to sunny skies.
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'Spread clothes about' on flights to Spain |
10th April 2008 |
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 Following the recent troubles at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5, one innovative tip has been offered to Brits packing their bags ahead of taking flights to Spain in the coming weeks.
According to the Association of Independent Tour Operators (Aito) a good way to avoid arriving at your Spanish villa with a pool without your swimming costume or bikini is by spreading your clothes out between the cases of fellow travellers.
Spokesperson for Aito Ian Bradley added that most trouble with baggage comes from bags failing to reach their intended destination, rather than being lost "forever".
"I believe the number of bags being lost is actually very low, it's just a case of them being mishandled more than anything else, so you will probably be reunited with your bag at some point but it might take a while," he noted.
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Spain 'leads the way' for golf holidays |
09th April 2008 |
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 Turkey has "some catching up to do" if it intends to rival Spain in the golfing holiday stakes, it has been reported.
According to Easier, the Turkish Golf Federation is hoping to add 100 new golf courses to its country's current total of fewer than 20 golf greens.
However, Spain's European golfing monopoly does not look under threat as yet.
The Costa Del Sol is one of Spain's most popular golf regions, boasting 45 golf courses.
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"Facelift" for Spanish holiday spot |
09th April 2008 |
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 The Spanish holiday resort of Puerto de la Cruz in Tenerife is due to receive a "facelift", it has been reported.
According to asap news, the overhaul will cost €12 million (£9 million) and the move has been described as "essential".
Tourism is the primary industry in this region, it has been claimed.
"We are keen to develop and boost tourism in Puerto de la Cruz and now have a dedicated team in the local council focused on promoting the best we have to offer in both the Spanish and international markets," mayor of Puerto de la Cruz Dolores Padron Rodriguez commented.
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