Wales is a country That is part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain, bordered by England to its east and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to its west. It has a population of three million, and a total area of 20.779 km ² (8.023 sq mi). Wales has over 1.200 km (746 mi) of coastline, including its offshore islands: the largest, Anglesey, is also the largest island in the Irish Sea. Generally mountainous, its highest mountains are in the north and central areas, especially in Snowdonia, the which contains Snowdon, its highest peak.

Wales is a land of contrasts, from secluded mountain valleys to crowded cities, with a heritage that includes the whole of the rich poetry and song for the grit of the coal mines. We’ve tried to create a guide to Wales that takes in all aspects, from the practicality of getting there to history and culture.

Make the experience – the style of a family vacation can be an adventure itself. Staying in campgrounds, farms in the woods or right by the sea all offer an alternative for families looking to experience ‘different’ holidays. Holiday on a budget – the credit crisis has meant that many families are on the look out for the British budget holiday. We have some ideas break the budget coupled with a free advice day outexternal links that can help. Remove stress – there are real advantages of vacationing in the UK (or staycation as increasing its called), there is no airport delays, strikes, lost luggage and parking costs associated complexity. From the perspective of Wales is very accessible, being a little more than two hours from most major British cities.

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When you glance at internet statistics UK, you can quickly see that UK internet access is fast, affordable and open to practically every single citizen of the United Kingdom. Internet statistics reflect that the world is truly their oyster, with no less than 82% of the population enjoying unfettered access with speeds of up to 100Mbps. Healthy competition is what drives the statistics even further, with no less than 63 companies offering high-speed broadband and/or landlines that make use of the excellent British cabling systems. The internet users in the UK have countless options to connect to their online lives: blazing-fast wireless via 3G or 4G, connecting their laptops to the endless source of Wi-Fi hotspots, standard wired connections via desktop computers and more!

The four main internet providers, Virgin Media and BT offer fiberoptic connections, while Sky and TalkTalk stick with trusted fixed-line DSL. Both BT and Virgin have helped to develop fairly balanced internet user statistics in the UK, with casual users, power-users, business users and everyone in-between all commanding a fairly even share of the internet penetration graph (as explained below).

Functional users – those who can use the internet in a basic form, but are not interested in applying it to their everyday lives account for 23% of the internet penetration statistics in the UK. Networkers account for 26% of the internet statistics and are social media butterflies that rely on the internet for constant communication on either their mobile or desktop/laptop computer. Facebook is their number one source of social networking, as it acquires over 25 million unique visitors on a monthly basis. Knowledge-seekers or those who use the internet to educate themselves, make up 16% of the internet penetration market – Google remains the most-accessed website in the UK, despite their being more Networkers then Knowledge-seekers. This poses the questions; was there life before Google? Clearly, Google is the reigning champion for all users, yet social networking and emailing remain as the most popular activities, sitting at 24% and 47% respectively.

A large internet user base (24%) is made up of Influencers. This yet again proves the strength of the UK internet market, as Influencers are constantly connected to the internet. They are the users that trust in online shopping, use social media to attract others to the internet, and actively work to integrate the web into every facet of their lives.

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