Businesses encouraged to get involved with tourism initiative

Wednesday, 5 October 2016 00:00

Tourism businesses on the Isle of Man are being encouraged to sign up to a new Economic Development initiative.

The visitisleofman.com website has been redesigned as part of efforts to show off the Island's assets 'front and centre'.

Market research has been done to establish how the new site should operate - with photos and graphics of the Island featuring heavily.

Head of tourism Angela Bryne says they now need businesses to upload their information and populate the site before it launches in December:

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