Beddgelert, Wales, faces a growing debate on its tourism future. A masterplan seeks expansion, but local concerns over over-tourism and infrastructure challenges rise.

Discover the historic Dinorwic Quarry in Gwynedd, Wales, a must-see destination for hikers and tourists interested in nature, heritage, and remarkable discoveries.

UK is home to some of the most diverse and challenging terrain for off-road running, making it a haven for fell running enthusiasts.

Gwynedd residents call for responsible parking as campervan overcrowding, littering, and loitering disrupt popular North Wales beach, making it a no-go area for locals.

Discover Wales’ stunning Machynlleth-Pwllheli train journey, named one of the UK’s best, passing mountains, beaches, and forests—perfect for scenic travel.

From Bibury to Tobermory, the UK’s most beautiful villages are attracting global tourists. But the influx may threaten their charm. Can the travel industry find balance?

The Met Office has warned of freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall up to 1cm per hour, and rain-soaked coastal regions, affecting commuters and travelers alike. Airports are bracing for major disruptions, with expected flight cancellations and delays at key hubs. Rail passengers should anticipate reduced train services, cancellations, and slower travel times due to icy tracks.

Tourism trends are shifting as overtourism in Venice drives travelers toward quieter destinations like Portmeirion, a Mediterranean-inspired village in North Wales, offering a peaceful alternative.