Where can you go and travel in 2014?

Where can you go and travel in 2014?

Do you lıke travel or do you lıke see dıfferent and hıstorıcal places?

here are several places for you. 

Glasgow

If your image of Glasgow is filled with anachronisms of rusting shipyards and deep-fried confectionery, 2014 would be a good time to rediscover Scotland's largest city as it welcomes the world during what is, perhaps, the biggest year in its history.

That Glasgow is emerging as one of Europe's fastest-growing city-break destinations is impressive considering it did not even have a tourist office until the 1980s. In 1990 Glasgow its European City of Culture title kickstarted the regeneration process. In 1999, it utilised the UK City of Architecture and Design award to similar effect. Glasgow is indeed a city transformed, with the focus around the reborn riverside.

Carmarthenshire

The man himself would no doubt have approved. In the seaside town of Laugharne this year, on the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, visitors who can prove it is their birthday can claim a free pint in Brown's Hotel, the very pub where Thomas liked to sit "mouldering" and giving his liver a punishing work-out. (dylanthomasbirthdaywalk.co.uk). There will be festivals and events to mark the centenary all year, including a Dylan Thomas Poetry Biography and Film Weekend in Laugharne, from 2-5 May, with poets including Simon Armitage and John Cooper Clarke performing in venues around town.

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