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£4 M plan to boost canal breaks in S Wales

Posted: 23rd July 2018 By Take Me To Wales

A £4 million project to transform the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal into an adventure hub has had the green light for EU funding. It will celebrate the best of Valleys natural resources and heritage and serve to link up with other visitor attraction centres in the region. The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal Adventure Triangle project aims to develop outdoor recreation, tourism and leisure … [Read more...]

Tags: EU funding, Monmouthshire Brecon Canal, Pontypool, Visit Wales

Tourist wave moves from sea to coast

Posted: 11th July 2018 By Take Me To Wales

‘Coasts Alive’ is the new theme in the Year of the Sea programme in Wales.    The focus will be on celebrating festival season on the Welsh coast, stretching the entire length of Wales. There are music and food festivals, cycling events, beach sculpture tournaments, storytelling, the Ironman festival, the National Eisteddfod and lots more.  Wales’ coastal cities, towns and villages will be … [Read more...]

Tags: Coasts Alive, National Eisteddfod, Visit Wales, Wales Coast Path, Year of the Sea

Bring it on!

Posted: 9th July 2018 By Take Me To Wales

  Recent tourism survey results show that the good weather of May and early June has given the industry a boost - with confidence high for the summer ahead.   The Wales Tourism Business Barometer showed that after a slow start to 2018 due to bad weather, the industry is now looking buoyant. 33% of businesses had more visitors during the May/June half term compared to last year, and … [Read more...]

Tags: business boost, summer, sun, Visit Wales, Wales, warm weather

Hearty start for tourists begins with food

Posted: 8th February 2018 By Take Me To Wales

Good food is an essential ingredient for a memorable holiday, producers were told by Wales’ tourism minister Lord Elis Thomas. He was visiting a showcase event for the Welsh Food & Drink Industry in Dylan’s restaurant, Criccieth. Lord Elis Thomas, said, “Welsh food and drink are an essential part of the tourism offer in Wales and give the tourism and hospitality industry an opportunity … [Read more...]

Tags: Criccieth, Dylan's, food, food tourism, Lord ElisThomas, Visit Wales

Tourism industry converges on Wales this week

Posted: 7th February 2018 By Take Me To Wales

The UKinbound Convention will take place from today until Friday in Cardiff. The UKinbound Annual Convention is one of the UK tourism industry’s flagship events and provides an opportunity for members to hear about issues affecting the inbound tourism industry into Britain, key industry trends and insights, build valuable business contacts and learn about the tourism product throughout Wales as … [Read more...]

Tags: Cardiff, UKinbound, Visit Wales, visitors

Nominations open for National Tourism Awards

Posted: 20th December 2017 By Take Me To Wales

The National Tourism Awards for Wales 2018 have opened for nominations.  The awards are hosted by Visit Wales to celebrate the best of the tourism industry - showcasing Wales' tourism businesses and the industry's achievements. The awards ceremony will be held on Thursday, 8 March 2018 at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport and nominations are invited in a range of categories and the closing … [Read more...]

Tags: Celtic Manor Resort, National Tourism Awards 2018, Newport, Visit Wales

Year of Sea rolls onto our screens on Christmas Day

Posted: 18th December 2017 By Take Me To Wales

Visit Wales Year of Sea kicks off on Christmas Day when the new TV advert will air for the first time on Channel 4 from 8pm during Great British Bake Off and on ITV during the Christmas special edition of Victoria.  It’ll show Luke Evans (right) piloting a classic old seaplane – taking flight from Llyn Gwynant in the foothills of Snowdonia and on a journey that circumnavigates the coastline and … [Read more...]

Tags: Cardiff Bay, Luke Evans, seaplane, Snowdonia, Visit Wales, Year of Seas

Rural Welsh tourism gets funding boost

Posted: 19th May 2017 By Take Me To Wales

Visitors to Wales should be better served by businesses following an initiative in the Welsh Government Rural Development Programme 2014-2020. Following the announcement on 10 April by Economy Secretary Ken Skates that more than £24 million will be available for the development and marketing of tourism, guidance is now available online and support enquiries are being invited. The Economy … [Read more...]

Tags: Rural Development Programme, Visit Wales

Qatar Airways link to Cardiff Wales tourist boost

Posted: 29th April 2017 By Take Me To Wales

Wales will have the opportunity to attract more Arab visitors as well as those from further afield in future with the start of a new direct air link between Doha and Cardiff.   Doha is a major international air-hub feeding the Middle East and Far East and the new service from Wales starts in 2018. There are regular flights into Doha from India, China, Singapore and Australasia, which … [Read more...]

Tags: Cardiff Wales Airport, Doha, flights from Cardiff, flights into Cardiff, Qatar Airways, Visit Wales

Trip Advisor and Expedia to display Visit Wales ratings

Posted: 6th March 2017 By Take Me To Wales

  Visit Wales has agreed with both Trip Advisor and Expedia to display official Visit Wales ratings on their websites. This demonstrates the importance that both Trip Advisor and Expedia place on official ratings and will bring added value to Welsh product on global platforms. Visit Wales partners will therefore reach a wider audience through the association with TOMTOM and HERE, who … [Read more...]

Tags: Expedia, HERE, TomTom, Trip Advisor, Visit Wales

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