Efforts are under way to keep the Island's history and heritage attractions attractive to residents as well as visitors:
That's Manx National Heritage director Edmund Southworth who says the local community should notice vast improvements this year.
Vikings are set to dominate 2016 with a number of exhibitions, shows and lectures planned - visitors will also see upgraded facilities and improvements to infrastructure.
Edmund says it's important we don't get stuck in the past:
Charity golf day raises over £20,000
Nearly £20,500 has been raised for the Island's Hospice by a charity golf day.
Telecoms company wants to replace mast with new tech
Mobile phone company Sure has applied to replace a mast in Castletown, warning its current equipment can't keep up with new technology.
Another cruise ship visit today
The Island's capital is getting a visit from a cruise ship today.
Airport passenger figures on the rise
The number of people using the airport is almost two percent higher so far this year than in 2025, according to new statistics.
Wildfire risk still extreme despite rainfall, warn firefighters
The Fire and Rescue Service is warning the wildfire risk remains extreme, despite recent rainfall and a slight drop in temperatures.
Further closures for filming of TT movie today
There'll be more TT course road closures today for filming of the upcoming Isle of Man movie.
Last day of the Royal Show
It's the second and final day of the Royal Manx Agricultural Show.
Did you see crash in Sulby?
Police are appealing for information after a crash in the north of the Island last month.
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