The Spring edition of Lanzarote Guidebook, the in-depth island information guide, is out now. And to mark the occasion readers can enter a competition to win a villa holiday on Lanzarote, worth over £650, courtesy of the island holiday specialists www.lanzarote1.com

The Huvafen Fushi Hotel on its own atoll in a private lagoon in Maldives in the Indian Ocean is a luxurious way to have a very sensual experience to heighten the connection between your soul and body and feel that you are enjoying a dream that has come to life for your total enjoyment.

This resort is reached by a 30-minute speed boat trip and is only 30 minutes from the Male Airport.

The complex is comprised of 43 bungalows with each one having a private plunge pool, a split-level deck, your own butler service, and much more. If you stay for seven nights, you only pay for six, and that includes breakfast, flights on British Airways, and boat transfers.

Their luxury spa, LIME, is the first underwater massage treatment in the world. You choose from a personalized system of healing spa therapies, yoga, meditation, and relaxation for the good of your wellbeing and health. The 2 1/2 hour treatment also includes use of the sauna, steam, and ice rooms and lunch at their own spa cuisine restaurant and juice bar, Raw, set over the water.

Other unique dining includes meals at your bungalow or at your own private table on a rock island beneath the stars. Or you can choose Vinum deep in the ground with their wine cave offering a collection of fine wines unmatched by any other resort. Fogliani’s is casual dining shoreside with wood-fired pizza. Celsius, on a deck branching over the lagoon, can be enjoyed inside by candlelight or outside in the sunshine combined with cool ocean sprays. The Cardamom Lounge is in the chef’s private herb garden and features homemade cardamom oil burners, candles, glass mirrors, mobiles, music, and foods with authentic Indian flavors.

Other enjoyable activities are the pool and overwater Jacuzzi, the beautiful beach, deep-sea fishing, diving in the resort’s secluded area filled with corals and cliffs, and other water sports.

What could be a more gorgeous place for a wedding or renewal of vows? You can choose between an unusual underwater ceremony in a reef or one on the beautiful beach. What a memorable experience!

Glasgow International Airport is located 8 miles to the west of central Glasgow. In 1932, Glasgow airport began life as an airfield that was overspill for the RAF base at Renfew. In 1943 the airport became known as HMS Sanderling, this was when the Royal Navy took over, and also when the Royal Auxiliary Air Force 602 was based here. It remained like this for some time, until the 1960’s when Glasgow Corporation decided that a new airport for the city was needed, and it was announced that this location would take over from Renfew as the main airport to serve Glasgow and the surrounding area. In May 1966, Glasgow airport opened, and on 27th June of the same year it was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II one month after the first commercial flight had landed there. By the end of it’s first year, it had already had over one million customers pass through it’s doors.

In 1973 the runway was extended so that it could cater for the new larger jets that were now in service, and in 1975 BAA bought the airport from Glasgow Corporation and began further developments starting by extending the terminal building. By 1986 the terminal building had been extended so much that it had a capacity of 3.5 million. The extension continued through the late 80’s and into the 90’s and today, the terminal is capable of catering for 6 million passengers a year.

Today, Glasgow is an international airport, and is the second busiest airport in Scotland and eighth busiest in the UK. It has two terminals – the second one being opened in 2004, – and two runways. A large range of services are provided within the main passenger terminals, including restaurants, cafes and bars, various well known shops, wireless internet access, car hire companies and currency exchange facilities. Over 40 different airlines use the two runways, and between them they fly to over 80 destinations, and over 8 million passengers pass through the airport each year. There are plans for more expansion of the airport and passenger numbers are expected to reach around 20 million per year by 2025.

Check for cheap car hire at glasgow airport – http://glasgowairport-parking.org.uk/