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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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Visit the Thai Room Spa at La Torre |
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 One of the best things about taking a holiday in Spain is having the opportunity to relax and unwind, leaving the stresses and strains of every day life behind.
As well as enjoying activities such as golf, tennis and swimming, guests holidaying at La Torre Resort in Murcia can indulge in luxurious treatments by visiting the Thai Room Spa.
There are a wide range of therapies on offer here, including massages, body scrubs and facials.
After a long day on the golf course, why not relieve muscle tension with a Thai Yoga Massage, which is a medium-pressure treatment with an emphasis on stretching.
Read More: Visit the Thai Room Spa at La Torre |
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'Buy insurance' before taking a holiday in Spain |
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 Travel insurance is a must-have for people taking holidays in Spain and elsewhere, it has been suggested.
Scott Gorman, Sainsbury's travel insurance manager, said it is vital that people buy cover before taking a break abroad.
He noted that regardless of where people are travelling to or how long for, they should ensure they have a policy before leaving the UK.
Furthermore, Mr Gorman pointed out that insurance is relatively inexpensive to buy.
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Flybe unveils winter schedule |
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 Budget airline Flybe has unveiled its winter schedule for 2010/11.
Brits planning to book flights to Spain later this year may be interested to learn that the carrier is set to operate 3,214 flights a week on 143 key routes.
Mike Rutter, chief commercial officer at Flybe, said despite industry challenges over the last year, Flybe has been able to continue building its capacity.
"The diversity of our winter destinations is ideal for those wanting to book affordable business travel as well as those looking for short breaks over the autumn half-term and Christmas periods.
Read More: Flybe unveils winter schedule |
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Holidaymakers 'want more bang for their buck' |
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 The economic downturn has had a major impact on the spending habits of British holidaymakers, according to new research.
A poll carried out by Simon Seeks, a travel site that invites users to submit their own destination reviews, most people will not book a holiday to Spain or elsewhere unless it is discounted.
The survey found that 60 per cent of Britons are set to spend between £250 and £500 on their break this summer.
"The results show us that Brits are online, on the ball and certainly not prepared to either pay full price or use credit to pay for this year's holiday," said Simon Nixon, the website's founder.
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Women offered fashion advice for holidays in Spain |
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 Ladies planning to take holidays to Spain this summer have been offered some advice to ensure they look their best.
Belinda White, fashion director at handbag.com, said women should pack a capsule wardrobe with a few essential items in it.
"All you need this summer to get you through your holiday in style is a great pair of shorts - cut-off denim, roll-up boyfriend style, or cute culottes; they were all over the coolest catwalks," she commented.
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World Cup widows 'should take a holiday in Spain' |
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 If the prospect of living, eating and breathing football for a month is enough to drive you to despair, then why not consider taking a holiday in Spain?
Located in Murcia, La Manga Club is the perfect place to escape the madness of the World Cup and enjoy a relaxing break.
The resort is easily accessible for travellers flying from the UK, with airlines such as Ryanair, easyJet and Flybe all operating regular services to the area.
Guests staying at La Manga Club will find plenty of activities to keep themselves occupied during their break, including horse riding, cycling, hiking and golf.
In addition, visitors can try their hand at a range of water sports, such as scuba diving, canoeing, dinghy sailing and jet-skiing.
Read More: World Cup widows 'should take a holiday in Spain' |
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Enjoy water sports on holiday in Spain |
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 One of the best things about taking a holiday in Spain is having the opportunity to enjoy water-based activities in the sunshine.
Guests holidaying at La Manga Club will be spoilt for choice when it comes to the range of things on offer. The resort is located beside the Mar Menor Lagoon, which boasts warm, shallow waters, making it the perfect place to try activities such as scuba diving and snorkelling.
Some of the other water sports visitors can try their hand at include windsurfing, jet-skiing, dinghy sailing, kayaking and body boarding.
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Scuba dive at La Manga Club |
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 Brits planning to holiday at La Manga Club this year can use their break as a chance to develop their scuba diving skills.
The Adventure Divers team are based at the resort from April until November and cater for people of all ages and abilities.
Lasting between three and four days, the Open Water course is ideal for people that are keen to learn the basics.
Other programmes on offer include the Bubblemaker Experience, which is designed for children and aims to boost their confidence in the water.
Read More: Scuba dive at La Manga Club |
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Enjoy the Funlandia family programme at La Manga |
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 Guests holidaying at La Manga Club during the school holidays will have the chance to take part in the resort's Funlandia family programme.
Launched earlier this year, it features a host of activities that people of all ages can enjoy.
The kind of things holidaymakers can expect include karaoke and children's disco sessions, family bingo, games in the swimming pool and kid's movie nights.
Sports matches and tournaments will also be on offer, as well as afternoon games.
Read More: Enjoy the Funlandia family programme at La Manga |
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Rent an apartment at the Mar Menor Resort |
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 Brits planning to holiday in Spain this summer will find a wide range of self-catering properties to rent at the Mar Menor Resort in Murcia.
The complex is home to 924 villas, 184 townhouses and 1,150 apartments, meaning there is something to suit families and groups of all sizes.
Apartments, which are available with one, two and three bedrooms, come fully furnished to a high standard and include cooking facilities, air conditioning units, televisions and washing machines.
Most properties also feature spacious balconies and terrace areas where guests can enjoy sunbathing and dining.
Read More: Rent an apartment at the Mar Menor Resort |
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