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  Are ski boots supposed to be painful to wear?   To answer this question simply and directly: no, they are not. While wearing ski boots will never feel as comfortable as wearing those well-broken-in trainers you go to the supermarket in each day, they shouldn’t be uncomfortably tight, or for that matter, uncomfortably loose (many people associate painful ski boots with an overly tight fit, but if your feet slip and slide a lot inside your ski boots, this won’t do much for your comfort, either). Certainly, you should not be ending your typical day on the slopes with the feeling that your feet have been “destroyed”, or that you are needing to “manage the pain”. The good news is that even seemingly “minor” adjustments can make a big difference to how ski boots fit, although it probably won’t be easy for an amateur to know what those adjustments should be. It’s one reason why we offer a ski boot fitting guarantee as part of our own renowned boot fitting services at Ski...

  Estepona is already high in demand as a holiday destination due to its quaint historical scenery and convenient proximity to an abundance of classy restaurants and golf courses. However, this seaside town west of Marbella is set to become even livelier with the July opening of a new beach club. Eva Estepona, spanning 5,500 square metres on the west-facing Playa del Cristo, will host provocative performances in both daytime and nighttime hours — with dinner shows, acrobatics, dancing, and singing all lined up, and international DJs also due to spin the decks. The news could already have many aspiring holidaymakers thrilled at the prospect of booking Málaga Airport transfers to Estepona . And that’s before we mention the culinary aspect, with a ground-floor restaurant preparing seafood while a first-floor dining space is reserved for a more exclusive crowd. Embrace your Greek goddess in a stunning setting  This elaborate new venue’s concept is inspired by Eva, the Gr...

  The Spanish municipality of Málaga has long been considered many holidaymakers’ gateway to the Costa del Sol and the wider region of Andalucia. Indeed, Málaga Airport has been welcoming more and more flights, with airlines aiming to capitalise on the area’s growing popularity.  As reported by SUR in English , airlines have arranged for a record 110,000 flights to travel to and from Málaga Airport during the Costa del Sol’s high season, which is set to run from the last weekend of March through to the end of October.  A record total of 20 million seats will be up for grabs on these flights, which are 11.4% more numerous than those that took off during the 2023 high season. The seat tally that summer was 18 million — 14.4% more than in the equivalent period of 2019. A big favourite becoming even more popular You might be mulling the prospect of making your own visit to the Costa del Sol within the next few months. Maybe you are eager to take a dip in the warm, g...