A number of tourism businesses on the Island have been recognised by the government.
During the last year 14 new eateries have gained Taste Isle of Man accreditation, six have gained a Harvest Award for their commitment to using local produce and 22 accommodation providers have received gold and silver accolades.
All are schemes run by the Department of Economic Development in an effort to improve what's on offer to visitors.
The Island's tourist industry is faring well with a £5 million increase in the visitor economy last year resulting in £103 million for the Manx economy.
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