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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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Spain 'likely to be popular this summer' |
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 Holidays in Spain are likely to be popular among British families this year, it has been suggested.
Ian Bradley, a spokesman for the Association of Independent Tour Operators, said that 2009 saw a ten per cent drop in air travel and holidays from the UK due to the recession.
However, he noted that economic confidence is now improving and people are keen to jet abroad once again.
Mr Bradley pointed out that Spain is set to be the most popular destination for Brits over the coming months.
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Holiday at Las Lomas Village |
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 If you're hoping to jet off on a family holiday to Spain this year, then why not take a break at La Manga Club?
A great option for families and groups is to stay in a self-catering property at the four-star Las Lomas Village complex.
There are a range of options available, with something to suit everyone - from spacious villas with private swimming pools to apartments and townhouses.
All properties come furnished to a high standard and are equipped with kitchen and laundry facilities.
Some of the activities that guests holidaying at Las Lomas Village can enjoy during their stay include swimming, golf, tennis and cycling.
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The cheapest insurance policy 'isn't always best' |
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 Brits taking holidays in Spain have been advised not to automatically opt for the cheapest insurance policy they come across.
Sean Tipton, spokesperson for ABTA - The Travel Association, said that in most cases, the cheapest protection provides the lowest level of cover.
He noted that travel insurance is particularly important at the moment due to the threat of flight disruption brought on by the Icelandic ash cloud.
Mr Tipton urged holidaymakers to ensure they take out a policy that suits all of their personal needs.
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Go all-inclusive at La Manga Club |
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 La Manga Club has launched a new all-inclusive package for people taking holidays in Spain this summer.
The popular resort is giving guests the opportunity to stay at Las Lomas Village and dine in a number of bars and restaurants across the complex from €160 (£152) per adult per night.
All-inclusive packages, which are available throughout July and August, also include daily Junior Club sessions four children and complimentary access to the spa facility, as well as tennis court rental.
A family of four can holiday at the resort for a week from just €2,280.
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Enjoy delicious cuisine at La Torre Resort |
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 Guests holidaying at La Torre will find no shortage of fantastic restaurants to visit during their stay.
The complex is home to a number of impressive establishments, including La Encina, which is a buffet style venue with indoor and outdoor seating.
Guests dining here can choose from salads, sushi, fresh fish and grilled meat dishes, as well as an extensive range of tasty desserts.
For traditional Mediterranean cuisine holidaymakers can head to Limonero, which specialises in traditional paella and other rice dishes that are cooked on an open fire.
Read More: Enjoy delicious cuisine at La Torre Resort |
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'Save money' with a self-catering holiday in Spain |
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 Families hoping to keep costs down this summer may wish to consider booking a self-catering holiday in Spain.
Victoria Sanders, managing director of Teletext Holidays, said this type of break can be a good option, particularly for those with children.
"You can also get some quite good deals on self-catering. You can get a villa, often with a pool, and very close to coastal locations.
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Parents 'take term time holidays to save money' |
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 Almost half of British parents have taken their children on a holiday to Spain or elsewhere during school term time, it has been revealed.
Research carried out by Opinion Matters on behalf of Teletext found that 46 per cent of adults have done this in the past.
Of those polled, 17 per cent admitted they lied to their child's school, blaming the absence on illness or that they were delayed in returning to the UK.
More than 88 per cent of respondents said that taking family holidays is important, while 39 per cent claimed they would avoid taking term time breaks if they had more choice.
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Play tennis at La Manga Club |
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 Located in Murcia, La Manga Club typically basks in sunshine for more than 300 days a year, making it an ideal destination for people planning to take a tennis holiday in Spain this year.
The resort is renowned for its exceptional facilities and has hosted a number of prestigious events in the past, including the Davis Cup and Fed Cup.
La Manga is home to 28 tennis courts, including four with hard surfaces and two paddle tennis areas.
Guests holidaying at the resort can improve their game by signing up for a course at the tennis academy.
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Brush up on your golf skills at La Manga |
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 If you're planning to book a flight to Spain and visit La Manga Club this summer, then why not brush up on your golf skills while you are there?
The popular resort is home to three championship courses and professional tuition is on offer throughout the year.
La Manga's golf academy caters for players of all abilities and offers a range of different options.
The Total Golf Learning Experience runs for four days and covers everything from long game skills to chipping, pitching and bunker play.
Alternatively, players can opt for the Quick Fix, which lasts for two days and involves four hours of tuition.
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Have a relaxing drink at the La Manga golf clubhouse |
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 Once your game of golf is out the way you can relax and unwind with a refreshing drink at the clubhouse.
The property is home to a number of bars and restaurants, including Bar 37.
Located on the upper floor of the clubhouse, it is the ideal place to enjoy a post-game tipple and features a spacious terrace offering spectacular views over the course.
For a quiet drink or an al fresco snack guests can head to the West Clubhouse, which serves light lunches throughout the day.
Read More: Have a relaxing drink at the La Manga golf clubhouse |
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