Island's tourism sector to discuss its future

Tuesday, 10 January 2017 00:00

Movers and shakers from the Island's tourism industry will gather next month for an event about the future of the sector.

Visit Isle of Man is hosting an industry day at the Villa Marina in Douglas on February 28th.

Events will include presentations in the Broadway Cinema as well as a look at the Island's Destination Marketing Strategy and trends in online bookings.

There's also the chance to meet representatives from the Department of Economic Development and Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture to find out about government assistance.

Angela Byrne is the head of tourism:

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