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Spanish Holiday News
Spanish holidays news for La Manga Club in Spain. Latest news and information concerning the luxury resort of La Manga Club in Spain. Special features including articles on La Manga Club , Murcia and general information regarding the Spanish region of Murcia and La Manga del Mar Menor.

• Dance the night away in Seville
  Britons enjoying holidays in Spain over the next month will have the opportunity to see some of the country's best dancers and musicians perform. Taking place in Seville until October 10th, the Flamenco Biennial is a celebration of traditional dancing and music, featuring a host of highly respected Spanish performers.
• Holidaymakers 'long for' a nice cup of tea
  British travellers enjoy nothing more than a nice cup of tea when they return from their holidays in Spain. In a recent survey carried out by Holiday Extras, a whopping 65.
• Denise enjoys a holiday in Spain
  Television presenter and actress Denise Van Outen has been making the most of the late summer sun by taking a holiday in Spain. Denise was pictured in the Daily Mail looking tanned and toned in a two-piece baby blue bikini.
• Britons enjoy holidays in Spain 'with partners'
  Britons prefer taking holidays in Spain with their partners, as opposed to their friends, according to new research. In a recent survey, three-quarters of Brits said they enjoyed romantic breaks more than girly weekends and all-male holidays.
• Take a "mixed wallet" on holiday to Spain
  Holidaymakers could be placing themselves at risk by carrying too much cash and storing it in the wrong places, it has been claimed. Sarah Harrison, director of American Express Travellers Cheques, said that those taking holidays in Spain and other destinations, should take a "mixed wallet", containing a combination of cash, cards and travellers cheques.
• Technology 'changes' holidays to Spain
  Technology has changed the way in which people spend their holidays in Spain, it has been claimed. Carmel McCarthy, PR manager for More Th>n said that the use of mobile phones and laptop computers meant that people were now easy to contact when abroad and as a result, found it more difficult to relax.
• Spanish roads are 'safer than ever'
  Holidaymakers renting a car in Murcia will no doubt be pleased to learn that safety levels on Spanish roads have improved significantly over the last year. According to the Costa Blanca News, the number of fatalities on the country's roads this summer was the lowest seen since 1964.
• Holidays to Spain 'increase in popularity'
  The number of British tourists enjoying holidays to Spain is on the increase, it has been claimed. Tired of the unpredictable British weather it seems that holidaymakers are travelling to the Spanish costas in their droves, in search of sun, sea and sangria.
• 'Sign up to newsletters' and save money
  Holidaymakers can save money on their flights and accommodation in Spain by signing up to email alerts and checking websites regularly, it has been claimed. Sharon Livingstone, founder of Travel Magazine – a publication which specialises in worldwide destination guides and travel tips – claimed that consumers could find the best deals and special offers by signing up to newsletters from hotels and tour operators.
• Patsy Kensit accepts marriage proposal in Spain
  British actress Patsy Kensit was left in floods of tears when her boyfriend popped the question during a holiday in Spain last month. According to reports, the Holby City actress was left speechless when her DJ fiance Jeremy Healy jumped into their hotel swimming pool and proposed.
• British couples 'want to marry abroad'
  An increasing number of British couples are choosing to get married overseas, it has been claimed. Thea Darricotte, executive retail editor at Conde Nast Brides Magazine, suggested that couples were shunning traditional weddings and travelling to European destinations such as Spain in an effort to beat the credit crunch.
• British couples 'want to marry abroad'
  An increasing number of British couples are choosing to get married overseas, it has been claimed. Thea Darricotte, executive retail editor at Conde Nast Brides Magazine, suggested that couples were shunning traditional weddings and travelling to European destinations such as Spain in an effort to beat the credit crunch.
• Britons 'still prepared to take holidays'
  British consumers are as keen as ever to spend money on holidays, despite the gloomy economic climate. In a new survey by Holiday Extras, 35 per cent of Britons said they spend between £500 and £1,000 on their annual holiday.
• Flights to Spain 'still popular'
  New traffic figures released by Ryanair suggest that more Britons than ever are enjoying European holidays to destinations such as Spain. Speaking earlier this week, the airline stated that its August 2008 figures were up 19 per cent on the previous year, despite the recent talk of people cutting back.
• 'Soaring demand' for holidays to Spain
  Fed up with the constant rain and bad weather, British holidaymakers are heading for warmer climes. According to the Majorca Daily Bulletin, bookings for Mediterranean holidays have increased significantly since the start of the year, with some tour operators seeing growth of 150 per cent.
• Weddings in Spain offer 'value for money'
  Getting married abroad is much more economical than tying the knot in the UK, it has been suggested. Shona Swain, long-haul manager for Thomson and First Choice, said that while getting married abroad may have seemed extravagant in the past, it is very often a cheaper option.
• Spanish dream for golf team
  Golf holidays in Spain are a great way to unwind, but some prefer a more competitive edge to their escapades. One such group is the golf team from Birstall, who are just one game away from sealing their place in the Mail on Sunday National Golf Club Classic in Spain.
• Car hire in La Manga - how to drive economically
  One of the best ways to see southern Spain is by renting a car in Murcia. One insurance company has offered tips on how best to get the most out of your travel from a financial point of view.
• Cameras are 'essential' for holidays to Spain
  Cameras are a 'must-have' for Britons enjoying a holiday in Spain, a new survey has revealed. Research carried out by Holiday Extras has found that cameras are the item that holidaymakers "dread forgetting" the most.
• Holidaymakers 'want clean and quiet hotels'
  A new study has revealed what holidaymakers find the most and least appealing about hotels. Research carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor revealed that 30 per of people believe that location is the most important factor when it comes to hotels, while 24 per cent of people claimed that good customer service was important to them.
• Top holiday car hire tips
  Britons enjoying a holiday in Spain this year can save money on their car hire by following a series of "top tips". According to car hire broker Holiday Autos, people taking holidays in Spain can significantly reduce the cost of their car hire by booking in advance and shopping around for the best deal.
• Top holiday car hire tips
  Britons enjoying a holiday in Spain this year can save money on their car hire by following a series of "top tips". According to car hire broker Holiday Autos, people taking holid