Posts Tagged ‘ Carmarthenshire ’

The Celtic Routes were developed to promote the natural, cultural and heritage assets common to each of the counties to increase visitor numbers

Castles and cawl could be ideal in the crisp weather we have at the moment.

Carmarthenshire wants to introduce us to “the delights of outdoors dining whatever the weather, by rolling out cosy picnic blankets and popping open a warm flask of coffee or cawl.”

With the Paralympics, cake trails inspired by The Great British Bake-Off, a space-themed kids area at Washington Dulles airport and free-interest installment ways to buy holidays, Adrian is spoilt for choice this week.

As St. David’s Day approaches – it’s this Sunday – there are events across the world to highlight Wales.

At Pembrey Country Park alongside Cefn Sidan- the country’s longest beach stretching over eight miles long – there is a new feature. A concierge for the campsite.

Adrian follows the River Teifi linking just two small places – Cilgerran and Cenarth – and finds that it matches and surpasses many over-hyped visitor draws.

A Welsh village is hoping to woo cash rich Chinese tourists by building a £50 million purpose built holiday resort, where signs will be in Mandarin and staff will be familiar with Chinese customs.