An appeal has gone out for more homeowners to open up their properties to visitors during the TT.
Isle of Man Tourism has issued a final call to anyone wishing to register for the Homestay Scheme – with just over one month until the registration process closes.
Residents are being asked to open up their homes to accommodate the thousands of visitors who will flock to the Island for the motoring event.
You can offer accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis or rent your entire property out on a self catering basis for as many nights as you like between May 26th and June 10th.
All homes have to be inspected before being approved for the scheme and registration costs £15 which covers public liability insurance.
The registration process will close on April 30th. For more information contact the Homestay team on 686802.
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