Island could become caravan hotspot

Wednesday, 8 October 2014 00:00

Could the Isle of Man become the next popular destination for a caravan holiday?

Next week a Tynwald Select Committee will hear submissions from the Department of Economic Development and the Chamber of Commerce.

The committee was formed to look into the advantages and disadvantages of encouraging towed caravan use on the Island.

Head of tourism Angela Byrne will be one of the four people giving evidence on Monday - she says it's not a simple process:

More from Isle of Man News

Police investigate after serious assault in Peel

Police have launched an investigation after a serious assault in the west of the Island.
Smoking ban for anyone born after 2009?

A House of Keys committee says the government should introduce a generational ban on buying cigarettes.
Meningitis jab up for discussion in House of Keys

Will people on the Island be getting a vaccination to protect them from Meningitis B?
Island company marks 80th anniversary at LSE

An Island company has marked eight decades in business with a special event in London.
Could you be next Manx Bard?

Entries are now open to become the next Manx Bard.
Parade in Douglas will mark Armed Forces Day

Armed Forces Day will be held later, giving people a chance to show appreciation for current and ex-service members.
FOI reveals hospital appointment cancellation details

Manx Care says Noble's Hospital cancelled almost twice as many appointments as patients over the last three years.
Parish Walk gets underway today

There'll be a number of road closures and restrictions in place for the Parish Walk, which gets underway this morning.