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Wanted: local knowledge about Monmouthshire and Newport

Residents are being asked to share their local knowledge with Monmouthshire County Council’s tourism section as it starts to...

Denbighshire and Conwy County Councils have welcomed the announcement by Heritage Minister, Alun Ffred Jones, of a major funding...

Gwynedd’s reputation as a world class adventure tourism destination has been boosted thanks to a multi-million pound investment. Gwynedd...

The Caravan Club Director General presented a symbolic cheque for £114m to the Welsh Assembly Government’s Tourism Minister Alun...

Monmouthshire County Council has announced that intensive works to replace the railway carriages at The Old Station, Tintern has...

Two new websites are set to promote Monmouthshire’s many and varied offerings to a much wider audience. The websites,...

With just three months to go until The 2010 Ryder Cup, thousands of visitor-facing tourism and hospitality staff are...

The owner of a holiday complex near Llanbrynmair, Powys is helping to reduce Wales’s carbon footprint by using a...

Denbighshire County Council’s tourism team is here to offer help and advice to all businesses involved in the tourism...

A new Visit Wales 4 star B & B has opened in Neath Port Talbot. The grade 2 listed...