Survey launched on tourism trends

Friday, 16 November 2018 05:55

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Accommodation owners, activity providers and attraction owners are being encouraged to take part in a survey looking at tourism sector trends.

The 'How's Business Survey' has been launched by Visit Isle of Man to find out how the industry has performed this year and paint a picture of how it could fare in 2019.

MHK Rob Callister says it is a 'crucial' part of getting data about the industry and continue to help it adapt and develop.

Visit IOM will also be conducting drop-in sessions for members of the tourism sector - the first in Andreas on Wednesday, November 21

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