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reputation must be protected for the long term benefit of visitors and residents alike. Tourism as a sector supports a range of employment and diversification opportunities. The Isle of Man sector

News > 2013 > Oct > 15

Failure to register can ultimately result in prosecution and a fine of up to £5000.  The Department’s Political Member for Tourism Laurence Skelly MHK commented:  ‘We are committed to improving

News > 2017 > Dec > 04

The Department for Enterprise has issued a consultation on possible changes to the Island’s tourism legislation. The consultation will review the existing tourism legislation in the Isle of Man

News > 2017 > Oct > 16

The Department of Economic Development has launched the 2017 How’s Business Survey aimed at gaining a greater insight into tourism sector trends. The survey, which is aimed at accommodation

News > 2016 > Oct > 03

The Department of Economic Development is launching a new tourism website to attract more visitors to the Isle of Man.  The visitisleofman.com website has been redesigned on a new digital platform

News > 2014 > Apr > 01

Chief Minister Allan Bell MHK says the restoration of direct flights between the Isle of Man and Scotland will further strengthen business, tourism and cultural links between the two countries

News > 2017 > Nov > 15

Restaurateurs and accommodation providers have been recognised for their quality standards at the 2017 Tourism Accolades Awards. The awards celebrate the quality of the Island’s hospitality industry

News > 2018 > May > 23

The new tourism campaign aimed at encouraging people to visit the Isle of Man is continuing and May’s promotional activity incorporates TV advertising and additional digital and social media

News > 2018 > Apr > 12

The Department for Enterprise has launched a new three-year tourism campaign aimed at encouraging people to experience the full breadth of the Island’s offering as a visitor destination.  ‘Isle

News > 2013 > Feb > 15

The International Institute of Space Commerce (IISC), in conjunction with AON and the Isle of Man Department of Economic Development, held a Space tourism workshop in London recently, with a special