Costa Blanca News Archive

27-Dec-2006

Bored and bitchy ? the Brits who settle for Costa living (Daily Telegraph)
A recent report by the Institute for Public Policy Research estimates that 5.5 million British citizens now live overseas. Spain is second only to Australia as a destination, with 790,000 Brits choosing to make it their home.

Stores stiffen return policies (Contra Costa Times)
Even with safeguards like receipts or the classic "leaving the tags on," returning goods is a complicated endeavor. Post a Comment

Revamped Ultra-Luxury Hotel Opens in Spain's Costa de Sol (PR Web)
Marbella, Spain, the sunny seaside town known as a favorite hideaway for the rich and famous, now has a hotel worthy of even the most discriminating and cultured travelers. The newly unveiled 29-room Sentidos en Rio Real is an exclusive private estate, blending easily with the magnificent residential villas in the area. The hotel's well-heeled guests have traveled around the world and demand the ...

Last-minute frenzy (Contra Costa Times)
Gift cards, Web sites and group presents can simplify the ordeal of holiday shopping. Post a Comment

Men need help to ring in holidays (Contra Costa Times)
It's Friday afternoon and Jim Baca of Lafayette is walking from one store to the next looking for the right piece of jewelry for his girlfriend. He wants something simple, elegant, nice, attractive and delicate -- just like her.

Revamped Ultra-Luxury Hotel Opens in Spain's Costa de Sol (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Marbella, Spain (PRWeb) December 26, 2006 -- Marbella, Spain, the sunny seaside town known as a favorite hideaway for the rich and famous, now has a hotel worthy of even the most discriminating and cultured travelers.

LATE DEALS (Daily Record)
Departing January 6 from Glasgow, 35 nights in the Costa Blanca, at the four-star Terralta Apartments in Benidorm, self-catering, costs �229 per adult.

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