The government says this year's seen the best-ever cruise season, with record-breaking numbers of passengers visiting the Island.
A total of 47 ships docked here, bringing 26,357 visitors during the 2025 season - a 21 percent increase on last year.
The government says this generated an estimated £2.3 million for the Island's economy.
Among the main draws for tourists were walking and golfing tours, heritage railways and newly opened attractions.
WATCH: Moonlight and Starlight give swimmers a show
A marine wildlife charity's thanked swimmers who were treated to a show from the Island's two best-known dolphins this week.
Roadworks mean temporary traffic lights in Crosby
The Department of Infrastructure says part of the TT course will have temporary traffic lights today during emergency work.
MHK questions new government AI body
An MHK's to quiz the government on the future of its AI strategy in a series of questions for written answer.
College plans tours for homeschoolers
University College Isle of Man is inviting homeschooled youngsters to tour its campus this month.
Smell you later: Peel pong purge planned
Manx Utilities says it'll carry out work on sewers owned by developer Dandara to tackle Peel's putrid pong.
MHK wants government tribunal and whistleblowing details
An MHK wants to know how many ongoing employment tribunals and whistleblowing cases involve government.
Peel gets drop-in session over 20mph plans
There'll be a chance to find out more about the government's 20mph plans next week.
Lottery Trust grant for new farming website
The Manx National Farmers Union is to launch a new website with funding from the Manx Lottery Trust.
