With the start of February, Tenby shows that the seaside town is an old romantic at heart with a range of events including live opera and acoustic music.

Wales is a fiercely proud nation, and that characteristic is even more evident when it comes to its pride for its landmarks and heritage.

The “Out and About” campaign from the tourism board in Pembrokeshire will continue throughout 2014 following the campaign’s success in 2013.

Pembrokeshire looks to welcome February with a fantastic programme of cultural events for its local residents and visitors to enjoy, from film festivals to jazz music, with the region showing that the winter is still a great time to visit.

Pembrokeshire’s stunning scenery and outdoor activities make it the ideal holiday destination for staycations in the UK and while this may be common knowledge among adults, the kids can often take a little convincing.

2013 is being celebrated as a fantastic year for holidays in Wales, with recent figures showing a considerable rise in visitor numbers and overall spend.

It has been reported that developers behind a plan to transform the iconic St Catherine’s Island into a tourist attraction are to make an appeal to resurrect the project, with their claim to be heard by the Planning Inspectorate next month.

As part of his new television series, A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones, the famed presenter is visiting Pembrokeshire in episode three.

An end of year survey has shown that tourism firms based in Pembrokeshire had a successful year in 2013.

With the New Year well and truly welcomed, Pembrokeshire puts on a program of events to satisfy every taste.