Travel, Traffic and Motoring News

As a result of Van Air losing their route licenses on Friday 24 February 2017, the company has found it difficult to source suitable viable aircraft to fulfil...

The Hall Caine Prize for Creative Writing, an annual competition for Island Schools, has attracted a large number of entries. The competition, is open to all...

The Economic Affairs unit of the Cabinet Office has now published the full report of the 2016 Passenger Survey.  The annual survey provides information on...

Almost 804,000 passengers passed through the Isle of Man Airport in 2016, the second highest annual total on record. Figures released by the Department of...

The Department of Infrastructure is progressing plans for the redevelopment of Douglas Promenade in line with the direction provided by Tynwald. Tynwald...

A public consultation conducted by the Department of Home Affairs has revealed broad support for the introduction of border identity checks for people...

The Isle of Man Aircraft Registry has been named Best Global Aviation Registry in World Commerce Review Magazine’s 2017 awards. Laurence Skelly MHK, Minister...

With wintry conditions forecast for the next few days, the Department of Infrastructure will be coordinating efforts to keep the Island moving. The Met Office...

Plans have been submitted to erect a temporary building to serve as a tram shed and stables for the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway. The Department of Infrastructure...

Motorists are reminded that the area on Douglas Promenade between the War Memorial and the Bottleneck will become a designated disc parking zone from Saturday...