The government says the two largest Island motorsport festivals bring in well over £30 million.
A report to be laid before Tynwald next week examines the total economic benefit of the TT and Festival of Motorcycling.
Spearheaded by Cabinet Office member Dr Alex Allinson, the study estimates the government spends around £955,000 on the two events.
But the report says the Island makes £31.7 million from them - £24.6 million from TT and £7.1 million from the Festival of Motorcycling.
MHK asks where college students live
The vast majority of University College Isle of Man's students live in the east of the Island, with 1,321.
High tide overtopping warnings issued
Forecasters are warning about more coastal overtopping - issuing two weather warnings.
16 local economy help requests turned down
A total of 16 applications from town centre business have been rejected from getting help from government support schemes.
Bad weather could disrupt sailings on Thursday and Friday
The Steam Packet company says it'll make a decision tomorrow morning about two sailings under threat of disruption.
Chance to lease Peel cafe
A popular café in Peel has gone on the market for lease.
Michael residents face 23.6% rates rise
Michael Commissioners have announced a rise of more than 23 per cent to this year's rates.
Mountain Road closure extended again
The closure of the Mountain road has been extended again.
Post Office reduces counters to pay bills
The Post Office says you'll only be able to pay bills at five of its outlets from April.
