The Island's Enterprise Minister says he doesn't know how many hospitality businesses have opened or closed since a new economic plan was unveiled.
In the House of Keys, Tim Johnston faced questions from North Douglas MHK David Ashford about the sector and the government's economic strategy.
Mr Johnston said the government doesn't track how many companies there are in the industry.
He added his department is now planning to collect more information:
Clocks go forward tonight!
Don't forget to put your clocks forward tonight!
Possible oil price hikes prompt Keys question
An MHK wants to know what contingency plans are in place if oil prices spike.
Government considers tourism tax to boost hospitality
The Department for Enterprise says it'll continue looking at how a possible tourist tax would work - but doesn't have any firm plans yet.
US visitors need "increased caution" visiting Island, says State Department
American travellers to the Island are being warned to be careful amid the war with Iran.
Warning over Port Erin Beach work
Port Erin Commissioners are asking people to stay away from part of the town's beach this weekend.
Last bus strike of March continues today
Bus Vannin says it plans to run 59 bus services today.
Weather threatens four ferry crossings, cancels two
Two sailings today have been cancelled - and the Steam Packet company says another four are at risk this weekend.
Part of Glencrutchery Road shut for water work
One of the capital's key roads is partly shutting for three days.
