The New Edition of the Rough Guide to Wales

The Rough Guides are distributed worldwide by thesaying that the area's success is due to the people
Penguin group and include recommendations fromwho friendly and supportive and to the picturesque
shoestring to luxury, covering more than 200countryside and they bring they own experience in the
destinations around the globe, including almost everyarea as a proof. Others are saying that what made
country in the Americas and Europe, more than half ofthe valleys the top attraction is the rich heritage and
Africa and most of Asia and Australasia. The team ofhistory of the valleys and some are thinking that the
authors and photographers is spread all over the world,regeneration of the road networks was "ruining the
particularly in Europe, the USA and Australia.area's natural beauty".
The Rough Guide to Wales has a new editionMike Parker and Paul Whitfield, the authors of the fifth
published less than a month ago. This is the fifth edition.edition of the Rough Guide to Wales, are also
As in any good Rough Guide you can find herepresenting the disappointing part of Wales. Criticized
information about the best places to see as well asparts of Wales were the town centre hotels which
about what to avoid in Wales, the most "beguiling"are "often just rooms above a noisy bar". Other
parts of Britain.descriptions found in the guide are the "loud and lairy"
In the top of the attractions compiled by the RoughNewport, the "breezy and resurgent" Swansea and
Guide to Wales, you can find the south Wales valleys.the "crowning glory" of north Wales - Snowdonia.
Newport's transporter bridge is placed on the thirdAnother point made by the authors and not to be
position by the authors. The interesting part is that theignored by the visitors is the warning that "The worst
British version of the guide book has the same opinionthing you can possibly do is call a Welsh person
and describes the valleys as an "interesting andEnglish". The Rough Guide to Britain also claims Welsh
distinctive" corner of Wales. There are a lot of peoplepeople are "resentful of English dominance".