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.

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

Pembrokeshire has been recognised for its extreme sports, as a small local company has been named as offering the Best Visitor Experience in Wales by the National Tourism Awards for Wales.

The Pembrokeshire coast is coming alive with nature this autumn, as scientific research and seal births get underway.

Pembrokeshire is set to hit the small screen this week as the BBC Cymru Wales production of a new TV series set in the picturesque Welsh county airs for the first time this Thursday.

An interesting new tourist information centre has opened in Pembrokeshire, which stands as perhaps one of the smallest of its kind.

A team of underwater cleaners from Pembrokeshire have had their efforts praised after appearing on BBC's The One Show last Friday.

Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire has been celebrating the birth of three meerkats who have been welcomed as great additions to the existing mob at the park and are already proving hugely popular with visitors.

Pembrokeshire County Council has shown its full support in assisting Saundersfoot Harbour in its bid to become a Marine Centre of Excellence, it has been announced.