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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.

• Torre del Mar voted 'top destination'
  One of the Costa del Sol's coastal resorts has made it on to the TripAdvisor TraveCast Top ten World Destinations for 2009 list. Torre del Mar – which is located in the Axarquia region – was named as the sixth best destination in the world.
• Don't 'miss out' on Malaga
  Those enjoying holidays in Spain have been urged not to "miss out" on the charming city of Malaga. The Telegraph yesterday (October 19th) reported that many people simply pass through Malaga in their way to other destinations, without realising that the city boasts many cultural attractions and historic sites.
• Don't 'miss out' on Malaga
  Those enjoying holidays in Spain have been urged not to "miss out" on the charming city of Malaga. The Telegraph yesterday (October 19th) reported that many people simply pass through Malaga in their way to other destinations, without realising that the city boasts many cultural attractions and historic sites.
• Work begins on Malaga historic site
  Renovation work has begun on the historic Arab wall in the Malaga town of Cartama. According to Euro Weekly, local authorities will spend almost half a million euros to restore the famous site to its former glory.
• 'Get in shape' at La Manga
  While many people want to chill out on their holidays, others will be keen to keep fit and make sure their bodies are in good shape. La Manga resorts have a wide selection of sporting and leisure activities to keep guests occupied during their break.
• 'Get in shape' at La Manga
  While many people want to chill out on their holidays, others will be keen to keep fit and make sure their bodies are in good shape. La Manga resorts have a wide selection of sporting and leisure activities to keep guests occupied during their break.
• 'Get in shape' at La Manga
  While many people want to chill out on their holidays, others will be keen to keep fit and make sure their bodies are in good shape. La Manga resorts have a wide selection of sporting and leisure activities to keep guests occupied during their break.
• Britons are 'not concerned' by exchange rates
  Over half of British holidaymakers say they are not concerned by fluctuations in exchange rates and would not let an unfavourable rate deter them from travelling within the eurozone. In a recent poll carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor, 69 per cent of those surveyed said they would continue to travel within Europe regardless of currency fluctuations.
• Britons are 'not concerned' by exchange rates
  Over half of British holidaymakers say they are not concerned by fluctuations in exchange rates and would not let an unfavourable rate deter them from travelling within the eurozone. In a recent poll carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor, 69 per cent of those surveyed said they would continue to travel within Europe regardless of currency fluctuations.
• Holidaymakers admit to 'over-packing'
  More than half of holidaymakers pack too many clothes when travelling abroad, it has been revealed. Research carried out by Holiday Extras found that 58 per cent of those taking holidays in Spain and other destinations pack 'everything but the kitchen sink'.
• 'Lazy beach holidays' top British wish list
  Lounging around on the beach, with a glass of sangria and a good book, is the ideal way to spend a holiday, according to a majority of Britons. A survey by Holiday Extras has revealed that almost 60 per cent of Britons prefer beach holidays over any other type.
• Murcia is 'half-term hotspot'
  Murcia looks set to be a popular destination over the half-term holidays – if recent figures released by Skyscanner are anything to go by. The flight search engine ranked Murcia as one of its top ten most searched for destinations, beating the likes of France, Italy and Greece.
• 'Get in shape' at La Manga
  While many people want to chill out on their holidays, others will be keen to keep fit and make sure their bodies are in good shape. La Manga resorts have a wide selection of sporting and leisure activities to keep guests occupied during their break.
• Holidaymakers fear the 'Facebook factor'
  In days gone by Britons would go on holiday, let down their hair and make friends – safe in the knowledge that once the sun had set on their break they were unlikely to ever meet again. However, times have changed, and for many people, the prospect of their holiday romances looking them up on social networking sites is enough to strike fear into their hearts.
• Activity holidays 'prove popular'
  British holidaymakers will be reaching for their golf clubs and tennis racquets this year, a new poll has suggested. Research carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor suggested that British travellers are eager to engage more in activities when on holiday.
• Activity holidays 'prove popular'
  British holidaymakers will be reaching for their golf clubs and tennis racquets this year, a new poll has suggested. Research carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor suggested that British travellers are eager to engage more in activities when on holiday.
• Activity holidays 'prove popular'
  British holidaymakers will be reaching for their golf clubs and tennis racquets this year, a new poll has suggested. Research carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor suggested that British travellers are eager to engage more in activities when on holiday.
• Britons plan to 'travel more'
  British holidaymakers plan to spend even more on travel over the coming year, despite the current economic crisis, it has been revealed. In a recent survey carried out by online travel site TripAdvisor, more than half of Britons said they planned to increase their holiday spending over the coming year.
• Holidaymakers 'choose travel agents'
  An increasing number of holidaymakers are choosing to book their flights to Spain and other destinations through travel agents, rather than book independently, it has been suggested. Ian Bradley, a spokesman for the Association of Independent Tour Operators, claimed that holidaymakers were beginning to see the benefits of booking their flights and accommodation through trusted travel agents.
• Malaga Airport receives €14m funding
  Britons taking flights to Spain over the coming year may be pleasantly surprised by Malaga Airport's new terminal building. According to Euro Weekly News, AENA – the Spanish airport and navigation body – has given the go-ahead for €14 million to be spent on fixtures and fittings for the newly-built terminal.
• Malaga Airport receives €14m funding
  Britons taking flights to Spain over the coming year may be pleasantly surprised by Malaga Airport's new terminal building. According to Euro Weekly News, AENA – the Spanish airport and navigation body – has given the go-ahead for €14 million to be spent on fixtures and fittings for the newly-built terminal.
• Activity holidays 'prove popular'
  British holidaymakers will be reaching for their golf clubs and tennis racquets this year, a new poll has suggested. Research carried out by online travel community TripAdvisor suggested that British travellers are