The contribution that the tourism industry makes to the Isle of Man’s economy should not be overlooked.
That’s according to the head of tourism who says almost £100 million was generated by visitors last year.
With the TT and summer season fast approaching the Island is gearing up for its busiest time of year – and it’s hoped that visitor spend will top the 2012 figure.
Angela Byrne says it also brings benefits for residents:
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