The idea of golfing holidays is not a new one and in fact many destinations have built a healthy tourist trade providing for the needs of the golfer on vacation. Typically it was the resorts of southern Spain and Portugal that held all the cards when it came to attracting golfers but that may be changing with alternative destinations working hard to catch up.

Don't Let One Pass You By! When you look at a country such as Spain, it's difficult to narrow down all of the attractions and experiences to the top ten. However, here are the top ten attractions in Spain that we think you shouldn't miss.

Car hire is a popular means of transport in Spain, not only for business travellers, but especially for people on holiday in Spain. Multinational car hire companies like Avis, Hertz, National Atesa or Europcar can be found at many airports in Spain and in most cases the offer a vehicle collection from a desk in the terminal building.

Achieving your potential in any sport requires talent, commitment and dedication. But to reach the very top of their sport, athletes rely not only on their own abilities, but also on things like highly skilled coaching staff, adequate financial funding and access to the best training facilities.

There's something new for holidaymakers heading to Majorca this year, and it's away from the beaches and nightlife - more suited for those looking for a peaceful holiday...

The variety of vacation options available in Spain is one of the many reasons to be one of the millions of visitors to vacation there in 2009. According to recent tourism reports, Spain has welcomed 3 percent more tourists in 2008 than in 2007. Between January and September 2009, 41.5 million tourists arrived in Spain.

Known throughout Europe for her summer holidays, Majorca is one of the most popular destinations in the summer. But the island is getting popular too later on in the year, and the autumn can see the island at her best.

A 2 hour flight away from London, Majorca has been the favourite destination for British holidaymakers for decades, and has helped Spain to be the holiday country it is today. But with the Euro strong against the pound, British tourists have been swapping Majorca for cheaper priced holiday spots.

Ibiza, the most popular of the Balearic Islands is a tiny island lying 90 kms of the coast of Spain. It forms part of the Balearic Islands along with Mallorca, Menorca and Formentera.

The island of Mallorca is best known around the world as a holiday island, but dig a little further into the island's society and culture and it's a fascinating mix.