There's a chance to have a virtual tour of a Manx-registered superyacht that costs more than a quarter of a million pounds a week to charter.
The 55-metres Turquoise was built in 2011 and comes with her own deck Jacuzzi, outdoor cinema, and 13 crew.
She can accommodate up to 12 guests and has just undergone a full refit.
Her owner, a top hotelier, has uploaded a 3D tour of the vessel, using the latest technology to give people a taste of life aboard.
Manx Telecom wants your views on its services
One of the Island's mobile and internet companies is asking for your feedback.
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Bar George closes down
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AML and CFT return deadlines extended
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Finance regulator publishes Q&A session answers
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Government can use overdraft if needed
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