Ryanair have announced today its cutting 7 out of its 9 routes into Murcia *San Javier Airport from this November. This will make a large impact on the local economy and will effect some 120,000 passengers, that currently use the service into the region. Read the full story and click on the below link…
With regards to the recent changes, the bus route and timetable has also changed….
With regards to the recent changes, here is the NEW residents golf tariff for La Torre, El Valle & Hacienda Riquelme.
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The city of Murcia has been selected by the Spanish Tennis Federation to host September’s Davis Cup by BNP Paribas semifinal tie against Israel.
The tie will be staged at the Polaris World, La Torre Golf Resort on 18-20th September 2009 and will be played on clay. The stadium will have a 12,000 capacity.
Spain has won all three previous meetings with Israel.
The last time that Murcia hosted a Davis Cup tie was in 2000, when Spain defeated Italy in a World Group first round tie.
Spain has won its last 16 home Davis Cup ties and its last 18 on clay in the competition. It has played all three of its ties this year at home and could play a fourth at home if it and Czech Republic advance to the final.
Israel is playing his first-ever Davis Cup, having stunned Russia in the quarterfinals in July.
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News Article: 22nd July 2009
The new Murcia airport, which has been under construction in Corvera for the past year and is already looking well under construction. The plan is to have the project completed by the back end of next year *2010. Further funding is required to finish the airport and once the finance is in place the work should progress at an even faster pace, some 80 million Euros has already been spent by company that will be running the airport (Aeromur). The main terminal building is now constructed and the control tower is also in place. Director of the project Mariano Menor, said he is confident of the completion date of the new airport for 2010. The airport is forecasting to be handling 2.7 million passengers, travelling on both national and international flights to Europe and the USA. This will become a great 3rd option for flying into the region of Murcia, following the success of San Javier & Alicante.
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Spain is to give tax cuts to airlines that bring more tourists to the country. The move was announced by Spain’s prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, during the State of the Nation debate in the country’s parliament.
The measure is key to boosting tourism, which plays a vital role in Spain’s economy, according to typicallyspanish.com. Zapatero announced that airlines bringing increased numbers of tourists to Spain will not have to charge their passengers airport tax.
If airlines carry more travellers in the second half of 2009 than they did during the same period in 2008, the government will pay the tax on behalf of all its passengers. The move is expected to encourage more tourists to rent holiday homes in Spain and other holiday accommodation.
It is estimated that the move will cost Spanish airport authority AENA 20 million Euros. According to figures from the World Tourism Organisation, Spain was previously the world’s second big tourist destination after France. However, it has now fallen to third place, having been usurped by the US.
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