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Travelling through the province of Tarragona

March 6th, 2012 by Carol Byrne

Carol Byrne
Below Barcelona, you might well want to spend a little time exploring the Costa Daurada – the Gold Coast of Spain.  Fishing villages, golden beaches, long coastal walks – from Sitges to Salou any wishes you may have for perfect beach life will be granted by the genie that is Spain-holiday.com! But what about inland Tarragona – there´s more to this province than meets the eye…let´s discover medieval villages, monasteries and moreish wine, champagne too! Let´s toast Tarragona!

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Off broadway! – on Gran Via, Madrid

December 30th, 2011 by Carol Byrne

Carol Byrne
The smell of greasepaint and the glare of the footlights… January and the lull after Christmas is a great time to go to the theatre, for a pantomime with the whole family or a night watching the actors tread the boards at the theatre. Musicals have always held a strong pull, and Spain – specifically Madrid -  is perhaps a surprising host for some of the most famous musical productions in the world.

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RENFE Wins Prestigious Global World Travel Award

November 16th, 2011 by Louise Brace

Louise Brace
Spain’s national public rail service RENFE, has won a prestigious World Travel Market Global Award in recognition of its contribution to the tourism industry and the creation of a rail network which serves all regions throughout the Iberian Peninsula. The fast AVE service received a special mention for reducing train journey times between Spanish cities.

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3200 Hours of Sunshine in Conil

October 4th, 2011 by Louise Juhlin

Louise Juhlin
It surprises me that sun seeking travelers always heading for the south of Spain mostly end up on the Costa del Sol. If one is really looking for endless kilometers of peaceful sandy beaches and year-round sunshine the place to be is “Costa de la Luz”. The name says it all, The Light Coast. One specific place that shouldn’t be overlooked for that relaxing beach holiday is Conil de la Frontera.  

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Louise Brace
According to the British Post Office Travel Insurance gap years are no longer just for young students. Statistics released by the Post Office show a quarter (25%) of adults aged 55 plus are thinking about taking an extended trip abroad. Compared to just over 19% of young students. With Spain being one of the most popular destinations.

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