Committee criticises Wales' tourism industry
A report from a group of MPs says Wales must be marketed more vigorously overseas.
Welsh Government: Vistor figures 'speak for themselves'
The Commons Welsh Affairs Committee has today called for more to be done to encourage international tourists to visit Wales.
In a report the committee claims Wales lacks a 'coherent brand' for the overseas market, and must be marketed more vigorously.
A spokesperson for the Welsh Government however said current strategies were delivering strong results for Wales.
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