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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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Publican golf tournament to be held at La Manga Club |
25th January 2008 |
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 Pub landlords and customers are to be offered the chance to play golf at La Manga Club in Spain, it has been revealed.
According to the Publican, golfers who enter the Publican Pub Golf Tournament 2007 will have the chance to play championship golf at "top European course" La Manga Club this July.
Pub frequenters will take part in qualifying rounds in the UK before taking flights to La Manga Club this summer where they will compete head to head for the Pub Golf National Final Trophy.
"All amateur golfers aged 18 or over are eligible.
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Romantics pop the question on beach holidays |
25th January 2008 |
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 Couples taking flights to Murcia next month may be interested to know that the beach has been listed in the top five most romantic places to propose marriage.
According to Travelzoo, on the beach at sunset is the second most romantic place in which to propose to a loved one.
Tips have even been given to amorous Brits taking Spanish holidays over Valentine's Day, including that a sunset walk on the beach can be the perfect place in which to pop the question.
"The number of marriage proposals always spikes around the holidays with Valentine's Day being the most popular," Travelzoo.
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Travel insurance 'is all different' |
24th January 2008 |
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 Brits looking to take Spanish holidays should not only remember to take out insurance, but also be aware that one size does not necessarily fit all.
According to STA Travel, insurance deals vary depending on the type of holiday that Brits are taking.
A spokesperson noted that each travel insurance policy is different and offers consumers different levels of cover and inclusions.
"It is important for a customer to assess their needs when it comes to travel insurance, for instance assessing the overall value of the items they are travelling with," she continued.
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Tennis star 'regained passion' in Spain |
24th January 2008 |
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 Tennis ace Maria Sharapova rediscovered her drive at the final tennis championships of 2008 in Madrid last November, it has been reported.
According to the Herald Sun, prior to this major tennis tournament, the Russian women's professional tennis player has been considering taking an extended break, according to the Herald Sun.
"I didn't really expect too much from myself that week (in Madrid) and I really played great tennis," the former world number one told the publication.
The comment comes after Sharapova beat opponent Jelena Jankovic in the Australian Open earlier this week.
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New flights to Spain launched |
24th January 2008 |
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 Holidaymakers wishing to take flights to Spain and from the Spanish mainland to the Canary Islands will have more options after Spanair reaffirmed its commitment to the Canary Islands.
In what is a 17.4 per cent increase on passenger seats available in 2007, the airline is making nearly 3.5 million seats available to travellers who wish to journey between the two Spanish holiday destinations in 2008, Easier reports.
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Cutting edge cuisine in Spanish food show |
24th January 2008 |
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 Michelin-star winning Spanish chef Ferran Adria presented a high-tech cookery show at the Madrid Fusion 2008 earlier this week, it has been reported.
The chef, who earned his three Michelin stars for his El Bulli restaurant near Barcelona, was performing as a guest speaker at the annual international culinary conference, according to the AFP.
The news provider reports that the Spanish chef offered "a dozen" new ideas to an audience of chefs and international food specialists.
"Everytime you see him, it's like getting smacked in the face.
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Benidorm in tourism incentive |
23rd January 2008 |
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 The popular Spanish holiday destination of Benidorm is set to target new travellers, it has been reported.
According to Typically Spanish, Benidorm tourism officials are planning on promoting the region as a top spot for holidaymakers at the Madrid international tourism fair later this month.
The fair begins on January 30th 2008 and lasts until February 3rd.
Typically Spanish reveals that officials have invested € 400,000 (£299,000) on a 270 square-metre stand which will distribute thousands of T-shirts emblazoned with the slogan "I Love Benidorm".
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Spanish airport reports "record high" |
23rd January 2008 |
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 Holidaymakers were busy in 2007 taking flights to Alicante it would appear, according to new figures.
Costa Blanca news reports that El Altet Airport in Alicante saw a total of 9.12 million travellers passing through its terminals in 2007.
The news provider claims this makes the hub the sixth most important airport in the entire of Spain.
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Third of Brits take Spanish holidays |
23rd January 2008 |
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 A third of all Britons holidaying abroad in 2006 took flights to Spain, it has been revealed.
Newly re-released official government figures in the Travel Trends publication show that more than one third of visits abroad were made by UK residents to Spain and France in 2006.
Also, the study showed that 14.4 million Britons took flights to Spain for Spanish beach holidays during this period.
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Older Britons 'head for Spain' |
22nd January 2008 |
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 Older Britons are looking to enjoy Spanish holidays - in a caravan - it has been revealed.
According to the Caravan Club, people enjoy caravanning because of the sense of community and freedom that it affords them.
Nikki Nichol, head of PR for the Caravan Club added that while there is a "misconception" that caravanning is suited to older travellers, retired people often choose to spend four months of the year in Spain.
However she added: "There are people from all walks of life and all age groups.
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