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Mount Teide in Tenerife – a must see on your Tenerife Holiday

16. March 2010

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In order to truly get a picture of a country it’s always best to reach the highest of its heights. Mount Tiede extends to 3,718 metres high and is the highest point in Spain. Mount Teide is an active volcano that last erupted in 1909. The mountain became a World Heritage Site by UNESCO on [...]

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Mallorca’s improving Palma Airport

12. March 2010

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There’s no doubt that the airport improvements over the years have help the tourism industry on Mallorca hugely. The island’s Aeropuerto de Son Sant Joan on the outskirts of Palma is model of modern design and efficiency. The majority of foreign tourists who holiday on Mallorca are either German or British and, with over 7 million [...]

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Holidays In Ibiza

11. March 2010

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The Island of Ibiza may well be best known as a mecca for club goers these days.  But the island is also a magnet for families and those seeking a more tranquil break too.   As this beautiful Balearic island boasts plenty of peaceful pueblos and off the beaten track beaches. Known as the White Island Ibiza [...]

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Why Choose Lanzarote This Summer?

4. March 2010

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There are plenty of reasons to select Lanzarote for your summer holiday this year.  As the third most popular Canary Island not only offers great weather and unique scenery but also represents great value for money by comparison with many other Spanish holiday hot spots. The Canaries collectively welcome close to 9 million tourists every year [...]

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New Radisson Blu hotel in Madrid – The Madrid Prado

14. January 2010

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Radisson Blu has announced the opening of its newest hotel right in the heart of Madrid. The new Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado, is located in the prestigious area called “The Golden Triangle of Art” with the Museo del Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and the Reina Sofia Museum at its vertices and the recent addition of the [...]

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Ibiza set to grow in popularity as a holiday destination according to survey

11. January 2010

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Ibiza looks set to continue to grow in popularity as a holiday destination, according to the findings of a recent survey conducted by Ibiza holiday guide website Love Ibiza (loveibiza.net). In a survey of 232 clubbers who had visited Ibiza in 2009 for holidays and working holidays, 45% were visiting Ibiza for the first time and [...]

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2010 Lanzarote Villa Breaks

7. January 2010

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The Canary Islands are the second most visited holiday destination in Spain.  Second only to Catalonia in popularity.  And of the seven islands – which are located just off the coast of West Africa – Lanzarote is one of the most unspoiled. Thanks to strict planning laws which ban all high rise construction and advertising [...]

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Yoga Retreat in Spain

30. December 2009

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Good Intentions Juice Fasting and Yoga Retreat in Andalucia, 17-23 January 2010 Need a kick start into the new year? Escape the winter bugs and shake off the excesses of the festive season with a yoga and juice fasting retreat in Spain. Kaliyoga, one of Spain’s leading health holiday venues, is running a New Year’s Good Intentions [...]

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Alcudia – All Inclusive Holidays

23. December 2009

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Having a holiday is a fun thing, it’s great to work out where you want to go, and what you want to do while you’re there isn’t it. The one thing that for some of us can be a bit daunting is trying to keep it all within budget. First there’s flights to [...]

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British Airways to promote tourism to Malaga

17. December 2009

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British Airways online and direct sales manager, Keith Chuter, and Francisco De La Torre, the Mayor of Malaga Town Hall, put pen to paper this month, signing a letter of intent, making official their plans to further promote Malaga City in the British market. The letter lays the foundations of a two year agreement that [...]

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