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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.

• Spain is 'ideal' for golf holiday
  Holidaymakers wanting to take in a few rounds on their trips have been advised that Spain is an ideal location for a golfing holiday. PGA Tour claims the golfing delights of the Iberian Peninsula are "in a class entirely of its own".
• A new face at La Manga's academy?
  Should one of Europe's premier golfers decide to take a golf holiday to La Manga Club in the coming years, it is likely that he will be bringing a new face with him. Justin Rose is expecting to be a father, according to the Daily Mail, as his partner Kate Phillips is pregnant with his child.
• British weather 'forces people abroad'
  The UK may boast some of the world's finest golf courses, but as long as the rain falls, people might prefer to head abroad. Such is the outlook of figures released by VisitBritain, which found that last year's summer - thought to be the wettest on record - has made a dent in the number of visitors heading to British towns.
• Credit crunch 'will not halt 2009 holidays'
  Sports lovers planning tennis holidays in Spain next year are unlikely to change the plans in light of economic problems. That is the suggestion of Malcolm Preston, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, who told the audience at the Association of British Travel Agents convention that people will be reluctant to forgo a holiday, regardless of the financial climate.
• Online booking growth for holidays
  The majority of people in the UK book their holidays online, it has been found. According to figures compiled by the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta), 57 per cent of Britons booked their last trip abroad via the internet.
• Holidays more important than ever, say cash-strapped Brits
  An economic slowdown will not be enough to stop British people taking tennis and golf holidays in Spain, a survey has revealed. A quarter of people in the UK would be willing to tighten the purse strings on a week-to-week basis in order to secure their break abroad, according to lastminute.
• In-flight calls 'could be expensive'
  Tennis players booking flights to Spain might have read with interest the news that a leading budget airline is equipping its planes with masts to enable its passengers to use their mobile phones. One industry commentator, however, has warned passengers not to be too excited by the development, claiming that such calls will not be cheap.
• Woody Allen heading to Murcia
  Holidaymakers heading to Murcia over the festive season might cross paths with a movie star. According to the Costa Blanca Leader, the actor, writer and director Woody Allen will be arriving in the region to perform with his jazz band on December 31st.
• Give us another bank holiday, say British staff
  Workers in the UK would relish the opportunity of taking tennis holidays in Spain and other types of breaks in October. However, unless they book the time off, they are unlikely to be able to go, as there is no bank holiday during the month.
• Brits take their troubles on to holiday fairways
  Renting an apartment in Spain is a great way to get away from it all, but many Brits could still find it difficult to leave their worries at home. That is the finding of American Express Travellers Cheques, which recently polled the public and found that 36 per cent of younger travellers are afraid of returning to a burgled home.
• Increase in holidaymakers visiting Marbella
  The number people enjoying holidays in Spain is on the increase, it has been revealed. According to fugues from the Andalucian local government, the number of people holidaying in Marbella has increased by 8.
• 'Top tips' for family holidays in Spain
  Travelling with children is never easy; however, parents can make their holidays in Spain as relaxing as possible by following a series of 'top tips' compiled by the Rough Guide group. According to the Rough Guide to Travel with Babies and Young Children, parents can improve their holiday experience by packing clothing that is light and easy to wash and by ensuring that bulky items such as dolls and teddy bears are left at home.
• Older holidaymakers are 'becoming more adventurous'
  The older generation of British holidaymakers are becoming increasingly adventurous, it has been suggested. According to the Association of Independent Tour Operators (Aito), older holidaymakers are opting for active breaks and travelling to destinations such as Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and Spain, as well as countries in the Southern Hemisphere.
• Travel insurance is 'vital'
  Taking out a travel insurance policy before going abroad is "vital", it has been claimed. John Boyles, account manager at Endsleigh Insurance, said holidaymakers would be foolish to try and save money by cutting back on insurance.
• Traditional family holidays 'revived' by credit crunch
  Traditional family holidays in Spain and other popular destinations have been "revived" by the recent credit crunch, according to a new study. Research carried out by Abbey revealed that the current economic climate has encouraged people to take holidays with their parents and extended family members in order to save money.
• Traditional family holidays 'revived' by credit crunch
  Traditional family holidays in Spain and other popular destinations have been "revived" by the recent credit crunch, according to a new study. Research carried out by Abbey revealed that the current economic climate has encouraged people to take holidays with their parents and extended family members in order to save money.
• Travelling without insurance 'is crazy'
  Taking a holiday without travel insurance is "crazy", one organisation has claimed. John Boyles, account manager at Endsleigh Insurance, warned that those taking holidays in Spain and other destinations could be putting themselves at risk by travelling without insurance.
• Holidaymakers told to 'save money and book early'
  British consumers have been told to save money by booking their 2009 holidays in Spain early. The Telegraph reported last week that those who plan their holidays early often get the best deals and added extras such as free child places and car hire.
• Travellers 'not deterred' by credit crunch
  The number of people choosing to enjoy holidays in Spain and other popular destinations has not been impacted by the credit crunch, according to one travel expert. Lonely Planet author David Else said that people were downgrading their holidays, as opposed to cancelling them altogether.
• Britons enjoy winter holidays in Spain
  Southern Spain is one of the most popular winter sun destinations for British holidaymakers, a new study has found. Research carried out by Abbey revealed that 15 million Britons are planning to travel abroad over the coming months, with 41 per cent of people planning to visit the southern Spain and the Canary Islands.
• EU to cut cost of holiday calls
  New plans have been announced aimed at cutting the cost of using a mobile phone while on holiday. EU telecoms commissioner Viviane Reding warned phone providers last year that their charges were not acceptable and asked them t