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Find a random Welsh businessCroeso, and thanks for having a look around. All In Wales is an independent guide to this country, run by people who live here. The idea behind it is a simple one. There is an enormous amount going on in Wales, from food festivals and castle open days to small businesses doing brilliant work on high streets in every valley, but finding it used to mean searching half a dozen different sites and hoping the details were still right. We wanted one place to look instead.
Today that means 543 Welsh businesses in the directory, 233 jobs on the jobs board, 31 events coming up and 136 guides to places worth your time. Listings are organised by town and county, so you can start where you live, or where you are heading, and work outwards from there.
If you are local, it is somewhere to find a tradesperson you can trust, a decent lunch, or something to do with the children on a wet Sunday. If you are visiting, it is a way to plan a trip around real places rather than the same five attractions that appear on every list. There is also Dai, an AI helper who can sketch out an itinerary from a plain description of what you fancy doing.
If you run something in Wales, claiming your listing costs nothing. Once it is yours you can keep your opening hours, contact details and photographs up to date, so what people find is what you want them to find. There are paid extras if you ever want them, with no subscription and no lock-in, but the listing itself stays free. Have a look at listing your business.
There is a games corner with a new Welsh puzzle most days, a weekly quiz about places around the country, and a Learn section for everyday Welsh words and phrases. It is a nice way to spend five minutes, and you will probably pick something up along the way.
We are Welsh owned and independent, with no large listings company behind us, and we would rather tell you plainly how things stand. The directory, jobs, events, guides and games are all live and worth using today. Stays and deals are still being built, and they will open up properly as we bring partners on board. If you spot something missing or out of date, please tell us and we will put it right.
Otherwise, have a wander. The directory is a good place to start, or see what is on this week. If you would rather we did the looking for you, the weekly email rounds up the best of it every Friday.