DTL Invite People to Sign up for Homestay over TT
Householders across the Island are being called upon by the Department of Tourism and Leisure to consider offering their homes for homestay accommodation over the TT period.
It’s anticipated figures will be up on last year and demand for places to stay will be great.
Any money made from the homestay scheme, as long as its under £1500 will remain untaxed.
For further details you can email homestay@gov.im
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