2016 is the year of adventure here in Wales, a celebration of the great things to do and see in Wales. And if you’re thinking adrenaline sports and adventures are not for you, then don’t worry an adventure can be your very own personal adventure.

This week has seen the opening a major new tourist attraction , the new National Lido of Wales, in Ynysangharad Park in Pontypridd #PontyLido .

Summer is here, the sun is shining and we’re on countdown to our Summer holidays.

The coast, mountains or woodlands, where would you like to go for a walk? Wales has it all and you will be spoilt for choice on where to head to.

Just over a week since business leaders in Cardiff announced a feasibility study was being carried out on a cable car system linking Penarth and Cardiff Bay and that sea planes could be landing there in the near future it has been announced a new

We were glued to our TV screens last year when DCI Mathias and his crew were introduced to us in the dual language Detective Drama Y Gwyll/Hinterland.

Head to the beautiful landscapes of Ceredigion, West Wales to explore the natural film locations of the popular TV drama Y Gwyll (Hinterland).

Cadw (Welsh for ‘to keep’ or ‘to protect’) has once again this year organised the Open Doors event. An opportunity for people to explore Wales’ heritage and cultural venues and hidden treasures throughout the month of September.

Easter is a wonderful time to visit Wales. One of the best things about staying in a Holiday Cottage in Wales is having time to sit down, relax and eat good food.

In Wales, we call it Sul y Mamau (Mothering Sunday). You probably call it Mother’s Day. But whatever you know it as, it is the day when we remember to honour our mothers and give them presents.