Visit Isle of Man is pleased to welcome the first cruise ship of the 2025 season to the Island’s shores on Saturday 26th April, officially launching what is expected to be a thriving year for the Isle of Man’s growing cruise tourism sector.
Visit Isle of Man is pleased to announce that the Isle of Man has earnt recognition by BBC Travel as one of the ’25 best places to travel in 2025’, a prestigious accolade that highlights the island’s growing reputation as a must-visit destination.
The Department for Enterprise today announces the return of the Classic TT as part of an enhanced fortnight of motorcycle racing set to take place on the Isle of Man’s world-famous TT Mountain Course from Sunday 17th August until Friday 29th August 2025.
Visit Isle of Man is pleased to announce that the Isle of Man has been named as one of the top ten destinations in the ‘UK Islands’ category in the Condé Nast Traveller’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Loganair has stepped in to operate selected festive flights between Isle of Man and Belfast City this Christmas, allowing passengers to reconnect with loved ones over the holiday period.
Visit Isle of Man has launched a new destination marketing campaign, ‘Extraordinary Isle’, aimed at promoting the Isle of Man as a quality, year-round visitor destination focusing on authenticity and aspirational intent.
Visit Isle of Man has welcomed Andrew Mackness as the new independent Non-Executive Chair of its Agency Board. Joining him are three newly appointed Board Members.
Visit Isle of Man is pleased to announce that the Isle of Man has been nominated for ‘Most Desirable Island in Europe’ in the 2024 Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards.
The UK’s largest regional airline Loganair has announced developments on its Isle of Man to Heathrow route, with improvements also brought forward on flights to Liverpool, Edinburgh and Birmingham.
Earlier this month Visit Isle of Man hosted over 50 members of the British Guild of Travel Writers (‘the Guild’), the UK’s leading association for travel media professionals, for their annual general meeting (‘AGM’) and an exploration of the Isle of Man.