Celtic Ocean Home : 
Contact Us This fully illustrated website is dedicated to attracting more visitors to Wales. The website provides both general and specific information about the country: the history, language, culture, heritage and the vibrancy of Wales, today. It also includes an, possibly controversial, article about 'King Arthur'.
The website describes cities, towns and places, with accompanying photographs from the Celtic Ocean Library, to date, of over 2,000 photographs, also included are images and illustrated details of specific trading partners. Celtic Ocean is linked to the Wales Tourist Board Website.
The writer has travelled extensively throughout Wales
for many years and is well acquainted with cities, towns and places throughout the Principality, including those that are 'off the beaten track'. Visitor expectations are understood through experience of tailor-made tours and itineraries, for both small and large parties.
The website, has been designed and constructed by a qualified Webmaster who has experience of running sites for a large national body. Working in tandem, the graphics have been created by a professional website design company, Medianauta. As an Interaction design company, Medianauta creates graphical user interfaces for Internet products, produces websites, intranets, screensavers and presentations for corporate communications companies. Clients include Tullett Prebon; a top broker in global interbank markets, and Exie; a Norwegian software company building Performance Management software, and financial institutions in the city of London. Other Media sector sites include Jam2day and Tom McRae, a Mercury Prize and BRIT nominated singer/songwriter. The same team of professionals will maintain the Celtic Ocean Website.
The company will seek to develop and maintain excellent long-term relationships with trading partners who can provide reliable, quality products, for visitors.
Barrie Howell
To contact Barrie Howell
email: client-services@celticocean.co.uk
or telephone +44 (0)29 2053 1390
Check out the latest additions to the 'Music' section - some beautifully melodic celtic tunes.
