Feedback on booking system wanted

Saturday, 26 October 2013 00:00

Accommodation providers are being asked to share their views about a new online booking system for tourists.

The Public Accounts Committee is investigating the Visit Isle of Man system which was introduced by the Department of Economic Development earlier this year.

Alf Cannan, Dudley Butt, Brenda Cannell and Leonard Singer are the politicians overseeing the investigation.

Anyone who would like to share their experiences of the system has been asked to write to the committee by Tuesday, November 26th.

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